"Wilson city is unique because there are four nations living together here: Hungarians and Germans make up two thirds of the inhabitants, then there are Jews as well as 8 percent of Slovaks. Different ...
In the morning of the 30th of October 1918, representatives of political parties active in the territory of upper Hungary gathered in the town of Martin and established a new representative political body, ...
In history textbooks he's known as the father; founder of the Republic, and for those closest to him, the father of the family. Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk, a Czech politician, statesman, sociologist and philosopher, ...
On October 28, 1918, Czechoslovakia was founded. This year, both nations - Czechs and Slovaks - remember this important event and celebrate its 100th anniversary.
Despite the fact that the country, founded a century ago, officially ceased to exist in 1993, it still remains an important reference point for many even to this day.
"Journalism is printing what someone else does not want printed; everything else is public relations." With this famous quote from George Orwell in mind, we will talk about municipal newspapers in Slovakia ...
Can commercials stand for a social cause and not be seen only through the incentive of wanting to sell a product?
With the number of foreigners moving to Slovakia for work, study or family reasons going up, what do municipalities do to help them integrate locally?
"If we wish to live and to bequeath life to our offspring, if we believe that we are to pave the way to the future, then we must first of all not forget." These are the words of prof. Ben-Zion Dinur, a ...
After moving to a new country, one could really use some help when navigating around. Not only navigating around the surroundings, but also the public institutions.
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