Bratislava mayor Matúš Vallo has accepted the resignation of Bratislava city police commander Marek Gajdos, who was involved in a car accident last week and tested positive for residual alcohol.
The second phase of re-opening the Slovak economy will not take place sooner than May 6th, stated Prime Minister Igor Matovič of the largest governing party Ordinary People.
As of the end of March 2020, 77,900 foreigners were working in Slovakia, representing a mild decline of 239 people as compared to February 2020, indicate data from the Central Office of Labour, Social ...
Transformation of the Slovak Academy of Sciences (SAV) into an independent economic entity will take place during this election period if the government approaches this subject responsibly, said SAV President ...
On Monday, The Judicial Council once again failed to elect the new head of the Supreme Court.
Oral school-leaving exams won't be held in the standard form this school year due to the coronavirus situation, Education Minister Branislav Grohling (Freedom and Solidarity/SaS) said at a press conference ...
A moratorium on rent payments has been imposed by the Government and will be in force between April 1st - June 30th as part of measures to relieve businesses amid the coronavirus-induced crisis, said Labour ...
Ombudswoman Maria Patakyová on Thursday approached the government, stating that she was "concerned about the constitutionality" of the government's ban on the elderly to shop apart from two hours on work ...
The ex-head of State Material Reserves Administration Kajetan Kičura will be prosecuted in custody, the Specialised Criminal Court's pre-trial judge ruled on Thursday.
Leaders of EU member states have agreed that the European Commission (EC) should work on the recovery fund, as they are aware of the fact that the fund is desirable, informed the Foreign Affairs Ministry's ...
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