A Slovak-Czech discussion forum, focused on the legacies of Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk and Milan Rastislav Štefánik, will be held at Topolčianky Castle on June 10. The event aims to strengthen relations ...
March 28 has been celebrated as Teacher's Day in Slovakia and the Czech Republic for seven decades, a tradition established by the Czechoslovak government in 1955. The date honours the birth of Jan Amos ...
On March 25, 2023, Slovakia marks 37 years since the Candlelight Manifestation in Bratislava, a major protest against the communist regime. Organized by underground Catholic communities, it called for ...
Radio Slovakia International talked to the government plenipotentiary for Roma Communuties, Alexander Daško, about the tragic incident in Gelnica, eastern Slovakia, which involved a minor Roma girl and ...
In the news recently, not only in Slovakia, there has been lots of talk about how civic society and NGOs are funded and what role they play in society.
Protecting the environment, reducing our carbon footprint, and changing consumer behaviour—these are major life adjustments for many of us, often challenging and full of demotivating moments. That is ...
Slovakia doesn't use the EU resources allocated to Roma projects efficiently, as billions of euros spent on education, employment, housing and anti-segregation projects since 2004 have failed to bring ...
High school exit exams, in Slovakia known as maturita, begin on Tuesday, March 11, with a test and essay in Slovak language and literature, affecting over 37,000 students. Nearly 1,600 students from ...
The 8th of March marks International Women's Day, an internationally recognised holiday declared by the United Nations to commemorate the anniversary of the 1908 strike by 40,000 New York seamstresses. ...
Recently there has been a lot of talk in Slovakia about NGOs and where they get their funding and if they are acting against the government or are foreign agents. But civil society has played a very ...
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