When Tomáš Koník recently moved with his family from their home village of Devinska Nova Ves to a small village in Austria, he had no idea that the two villages - which have been connected by a cycling ...
On Monday, the Specialised Criminal Court in Pezinok sentenced Miroslav Marček to 23 years in prison for the murders of journalist Ján Kuciak, his fiancée Martina Kušnírová, and businessman Peter Molnár. ...
On Wednesday the Government approved a series of measures concerning the residence of foreigners living in Slovakia during the current coronavirus epidemic. Parliament is expected to discuss them ...
Monika Dojčárová, an English teacher at a primary school in Slovakia who has now begun online lessons with groups of her students via Skype, talks about how well it's working, what she is learning from ...
With schools remaining closed indefinitely in Slovakia due to coronavirus measures, both parents and teachers are searching for ways to cope.
The Slovak Bar Association (SAK) has launched a free legal assistance project which will continue for two weeks. Assistance will be provided by 160 lawyers online and can be used from 24 March to 7 April, ...
The first Jewish transport to the Auschwitz concentration camp took off on March 25, 1942, from the train station in the northern Slovak town of Poprad.
Amidst the Covid-19 pandemic around the world, Radio Slovakia International focuses on the various issues it brings up along. In the following feature, we will learn more about the repatriation measures ...
As we move into the third week of school closures in Slovakia due to the epidemic, parents are struggling as they take on the role of substitute teacher on top of their other duties, in what is already ...
Although Hela Tužinská is a university lecturer with students of her own, and a specialist in the academic field of ethnology, she is struggling to cope with the demands unexpectedly placed on parents ...
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