As of Monday, a two-shift production is running in three car making plants in Slovakia - Kia in central Slovak Žilina, Volkswagen in Bratislava and Peugeot-Citroën in western Slovak Trnava, wrote the Denník ...
The ethnic-Hungarian extra-parliamentary parties Most-Híd and Hungarian Coalition Party (SMK) are still without leaderships, both of which resigned after the unsuccessful parliamentary election in February. ...
A total of 3,324 people have lost their Slovak passports under the State Citizenship Act in the more than seven years since it took effect on July 17, 2010, according to statistics published by the Slovak ...
As of Monday 7am, the quarantine restrictions in Slovakia have been loosened until further notice. These groups of Slovak citizens will not have to absolve mandatory quarantine: health professionals, carers, ...
A new Ministry of Investment, Regional Development and Informatisation is to be set up in Slovakia. It will replace the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister for Investment and Informatisation and assume ...
200 professional soldiers will be able to help the Police Corps to patrol borders until the end of 2021 after the Slovak Government approved this motion on Tuesday. This will mainly concern Slovakia's ...
Ján Hečko, the man who notably undersold two lucrative flats in Bratislava city centre to the son of the former State Material Reserves Administration (SSHR) head Kajetán Kičura, has been found hanged ...
Slovakia will borrow €300 million from the Council of Europe Development Bank, after the Slovak Government approved a draft of agreement on the loan.
The Constitutional Court ruled on Wednesday to suspend the effectiveness of one controversial part of the amendment to the Telecommunications Act.
Constitutional Court judge Mojmír Mamojka gave up his post in the court, following his controversial contacts with businessman Marian Kočner, who is on trial for ordering the murder of journalist Ján Kuciak. ...
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