The most trusted politician in Slovakia is Prime Minister Peter Pellegrini followed by the new President Zuzana Čaputová , according to a FOCUS survey conducted in early June. Former Health and Interior ...
The Progresivne Slovensko (PS) and Spolu parties will run as a coalition in the general elections next year.
After capping the retirement age, not even the government-declared balanced budget over the next three years would be sufficient to achieve the long-term sustainability of public finances, wrote the Council ...
The opposition Freedom and Solidarity (SaS) party has presented a bill to Parliament that would allow Slovak citizens living abroad to participate in domestic elections at Slovak embassies and consulates. ...
It takes several months or even a whole year for the majority of Slovaks (52 percent) to save up money for their annual vacation, with only roughly one-fifth (17 percent) being able to finance their vacations ...
The Slovak capital Bratislava has been selected as the seat of the future European Labour Authority.
Slovakia has dropped one place compared to last year in the Global Peace Index (GPI) to 23rd on the list, according to data published by the Australian Institute for Economics and Peace on Wednesday. ...
Had a general election taken place in Slovakia in June, it would have been won by the current main governing party Smer-SD, albeit with less than 20 percent of the votes (i.e. on 19.7 percent), with Progressive ...
The number of visits to Slovakia in 2018 increased by 4.1 percent, with the overall number of visitors reaching 5.6 million. Out of these, 3.3 million were domestic tourists, the head of the Slovak Tourism ...
In the first five months of 2019, the Sociálna Poisťovňa (SP) state insurer paid 11,137 men maternity benefits. Despite "maternity" suggesting that it applies to mothers, it is a unisex benefit.
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