The Constitutional Court has received 62 complaints against government measures aimed at containing the spread of coronavirus, according to Constitutional Court chairman Ivan Fiačan. As he said, 28 complaints ...
Students will be able to take their final exams at high schools, called maturita in Slovakia, earlier than in their final year. Studies at most Slovak high schools last 4 years. Education Minister Branislav ...
On Monday, MPs in the Slovak Parliament are meeting to discuss certain bills, most prominently a constitutional law allowing the Government to extend the state of emergency beyond 90 days. The current ...
The European Commission announced that it has approved a €100-million Slovak scheme to support companies affected by the coronavirus outbreak.
The situation in Slovak healthcare is taking a turn for the worse under the burden of the coronavirus crisis, with staff exhausted and demotivated and the hospitals growing increasingly overcrowded with ...
The halt to civilian flights from the United Kingdom to Slovakia due to come into force for 72 hours as of midnight on Monday will affect four flights from Bratislava in each direction, said Bratislava ...
The current coronavirus-related curfew in Slovakia is related to the current state of emergency, which is due to be in place only until December 29th, according to the valid constitutional law.
State institutions were prepared neither for the first nor the second wave of the coronavirus pandemic, the Supreme Audit Office (NKU) has stated in a report released on Monday.
Lawyer and former Interior and Justice Minister Daniel Lipšic is the sole candidate so far for the Special Prosecutor post to be registered by the Parliament's Constitutional Committee, said its head Milan ...
Had a general election taken place in December, it would have been won by ex-prime minister Peter Pellegrini's Voice-SD party with 22.8 percent of the vote, ahead of the governing Freedom and Solidarity ...
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