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. ...
Updates on Brexit as well as the crisis associated with COVID-19 were the two main topics of Wednesday's phone discussion between Foreign and European Affairs Minister Ivan Korčok and Michel Barnier, the ...
Parliament voted on not acknowledging the annual report of the Public Ombudswoman Mária Patakyová.
The Defence Ministry has already conveyed to the American side its proposal to amend the instalment payments schedule on F-16 jets, Defence Minister Jaroslav Naď announced at a press conference on Wednesday. ...
The Slovak Foreign Affairs Ministry confirmed late on Wednesday evening that the Slovak Ambassador to Belarus, Jozef Migaš, had asked to be relieved of his duties in the wake of a controversy concerning ...
The possible re-opening of nursery schools and primary schools will be decided on Monday (May 18th), according to Prime Minister Igor Matovič (OLaNO).
Business associations have divergent opinions when it comes to whether shops should stay closed on Sundays even after the coronavirus crisis. While the Slovak Trade Association (ZO) is in favour, members ...
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