On the fourth anniversary of the war in Ukraine, the League for Human Rights and the Office of the Commissioner for Children urged stronger systemic protection for Ukrainian children in Slovakia, warning ...
The opposition party PS claims the government is preparing changes to restrict voting from abroad in parliamentary elections. According to party leader Michal Šimečka, citizens living abroad could be ...
Slovakia is halting emergency electricity supplies to Ukraine, a move Prime Minister Robert Fico (SMER-SD) describes as retaliation for the continued suspension of oil transit through the Druzhba pipeline. ...
Slovakia has joined Hungary in blocking the European Union’s 20th sanctions package against Russia at a meeting of foreign ministers in Brussels. Hungary had announced its veto in advance, while Slovakia’s ...
Across the country, people are gathering in solidarity. Marches are taking place in cities nationwide, with the largest events planned in Košice and Bratislava.
Police stepped up security at schools in Bratislava on Monday morning following alleged threats circulated on social media. President Peter Pellegrini says the state must take the toughest possible stance, ...
A memorial event was held in the center of Košice on Saturday to commemorate journalist Ján Kuciak and his fiancée Martina Kušnírová, who were murdered eight years ago.
To ensure immediate operational readiness, the CV9035 MkIV combat vehicles being produced for the Slovak Armed Forces in Sweden must be stored under specific technical conditions. Defence Minister Robert ...
Police in the Bratislava region have so far recorded no injuries or property damage with respect to Saturday's earthquake that struck western Slovakia. Residents are not in immediate danger, police said ...
The Czech-Slovak film If Pigeons Turned to Gold by Czech director Pepa Lubojacki has won the award for Best Documentary at the Berlin International Film Festival.
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