President suspends head of Slovak Intelligence Service
President Zuzana Caputova has temporarily suspended the head of the Slovak Intelligence Service (SIS), Michal Alac.
President Zuzana Caputova has temporarily suspended the head of the Slovak Intelligence Service (SIS), Michal Alac.
Former police officer Roman Stahl remains at large. On Monday (21 August) a panel of the Supreme Court of the Slovak Republic made a final decision.
Employers' and employees' representatives have agreed to set the monthly minimum wage for 2024 at €750.
The several-hour interrogation of Roman Konecny, head of the National Security Agency, at the National Criminal Investigation Department in Zilina has ended.
Defence Minister Martin Sklenar met the outgoing Austrian Ambassador to Slovakia, Margit Bruck-Friedrich, at the Ministry of Defence on Monday.
On the very first day of the occupation, 20 people died or were fatally wounded in Slovakia.
Caretaker Premier Ludovit Odor declared that as soon as prosecutors and courts issue their rulings, he will take action against the people involved in the Resolution case.
No Slovak soldiers were injured during a physical attack carried out on members of the UN mission in Cyprus by Turkish Cypriots on Friday.
Twenty Slovak firefighters have returned home after helping in Greece for almost two weeks.
The Economy Ministry is preparing a plan for the energy transformation of Slovakia that should include significantly developing wind energy.