The victims of the Roma Holocaust will be commemorated in the coming days by the Slovak National Museum in Martin with an exhibition at the Museum of the Slovak Village in Jahodnícke háje, according ...
Around 40-percent of Slovak high school graduates who studied abroad between 2012 and 2015 had returned to Slovakia by 2022, according to a new analysis by the Institute for Educational Policy. ...
The Office for Slovaks Living Abroad (USZZ) is running a public questionnaire on whether to change the date of the Day of Slovaks Living Abroad. The survey, open until September 30th, seeks opinions ...
Historian, sociologist, university professor, and former Slovak MP Ivan Laluha passed away on Monday (July 21) at the age of 92, his family confirmed. Laluha was a professor at the University of Economics ...
Renowned Slovak infectologist, epidemiologist, and humanitarian Vladimír Krčméry would have celebrated his 65th birthday today. He dedicated his life to helping the sick, poor, and marginalized, founding ...
The 15th annual Rainbow Pride Festival took place in Bratislava this weekend, highlighting the call for equality and rights for the LGBT+ community.
Also on Saturday, July 19, supporters of traditional family values gathered in Bratislava for the 13th annual Proud of the Family march. Around 200 people took part in the event, held under the slogan ...
A new exhibition titled "Slovak Traces in Poland" has opened in Warsaw, highlighting 30 moments from the shared history of Slovakia and Poland.
Social peace is under threat as dialogue between trade unions and employers weakens and strikes become more frequent. Union members report being perceived as adversaries and facing targeted layoffs. ...
The International Visegrad Fund (IVF), headquartered in Bratislava, represents an institutionalized form of mutual cooperation between the Visegrad Group countries--Czechia, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia. ...
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