Border checks extended to Christmas
Strict controls on the border with Hungary will continue until Christmas, the government decided this morning.
Strict controls on the border with Hungary will continue until Christmas, the government decided this morning.
“The most important role of a woman is to take care of the household and the family.” When asked about this statement, 45 percent of Slovaks agreed.
Tomorrow is a public holiday, marking the so-called Velvet Revolution. A series of demonstrations started on this day 34 years ago, in 1989.
President Caputova yesterday said that what she called ‘the massive flood of lies on social networks’ cannot be stopped by the legal system alone.
Slovakia's economy will grow by 1.3 percent this year, and 1.7 per cent next year. This estimate from the European Commission.
There will be no more live broadcast interviews in the Parliament building until certain members promise to behave themselves.
The region of Presov will get financial help from neighbouring Poland to rebuild after the earthquake of October.
The National Council continued its debate on the program statement of the government. Outside of parliament, there were opinions from all sides.
Cities across Slovakia have trouble drawing up balanced budgets for next year, says the Mayor of Banská Bystrica, Ján Nosko.
Inflation continues to decline. Last month was the eighth in a row where inflation dropped. It is now at 7.1 per cent.