Today Filip Vagač works in the non-profit sector as civic activist, but 30 years ago in Czechoslovakia he was an active member of what became known as the "underground church" - an informal organisation ...
The concept of an 'artificial language' - such as Esperanto or Interslavik - may seem odd to some of us, but it can't be disputed that many people are enthusiastic speakers of such languages.
According to the IT Association of Slovakia, there is a shortage of around 10,000 IT specialists on the Slovak labor market. Unless major changes are made, the association expects the result to be a post-2020 ...
Filip Vagač and Jozef Luptak were young Christians at the time of the 1989 Velvet Revolution and had experienced the life of the Church under communist rule in Czechoslovakia.
Fashionable young people voting for liberal parties? Misunderstood masses leaning to the far-right extremists? Or energetic activists calling on people to join in protests in the streets? From big cities ...
Few days ago, the 1980s popular Slovak band Elán featured a new music clip, where the lead singer points a gun at tied up tabloid journalists. Despite they claimed if was a joke, the Slovak society, still ...
There are about 130, 000 foreigners living in Slovakia, according to data from the Interior Ministry. The number of foreigners is going up mainly because of the shortage of employees on the Slovak labour ...
The Slovak association of translators and interpreters is gathering experts in the field with the aim of improving the quality and setting the standards to be applied to this kind of service.
Slovak is not the only tough language in the world. How is it that so many of us struggle to learn even one foreign language, while others, called 'polyglots', are able to learn many?
On the night from the 4th to the 5th of October 1944 a British Wellington bomber was shot down near Bratislava.
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