Ministry for Economy wants to deregulate tourism industry
The Ministry of Economic Affairs wants to deregulate the tourist business. Guides would no longer have to pass an exam before they are allowed to work.
The Ministry of Economic Affairs wants to deregulate the tourist business. Guides would no longer have to pass an exam before they are allowed to work.
“What are you proud of? And what do you find embarrassing about your city?” That was the question to Bratislavans in September.
Prime Minister Robert Fico seems to be on a collision course with the president. On Thursday, President Caputova said she would not accept Fico’s candidate for the ministry of the environment, ...
Fico published the names of the six people his party Smer is putting forward as ministers for the departments of Defense, Finance, Foreign Affairs, Agriculture, Justice and Transport.
The Slovak Environment Inspectorate will carry out an inspection at the Slovnaft refinery in Bratislava in the next few days.
Last year, the Slovak Republic had a deficit of 2.22 billion euros, which represented 2% of the gross domestic product (GDP).
The job market seems to be improving slightly: unemployment fell to 6.18 percent in September.
People may notice in the coming days burning on flare stacks, increased noise levels and bad smell from the Slovnaft refinery in Bratislava.
Smer-SD leader Robert Fico presented on a social network on Thursday his party's nominations for ministers in the new government.
President Zuzana Caputova has decided not to accept the proposal of Robert Huliak as minister for the environment.