Eighty years ago today, on 14 March 1939, Dr. Jozef Tiso became the head of the newly founded Slovak state - a wartime state that was subject to Nazi Germany, and participated in the forced deportation ...
Slovakia is still ranked at the bottom among EU member states as far as perception of the independence of the judiciary is concerned, the European Commission (EC) has stated in its country report.
The Defence Ministry announced on Monday that it would no longer participate in talks on receiving financial help as part of a Defence Cooperation Agreement with the United States, as the agreement would ...
More than 43,100 students from 706 high schools will undertake a series of written school leaving exams, also known as maturita tests, starting on Tuesday, 12 March.
Slovak citizens cannot vote from abroad in the upcoming presidential elections or in the elections to the European Parliament as they are only allowed to vote in the case of general elections.
On Wednesday, Slovak Foreign Minister Miroslav Lajčák condemned a statement that the Russian Embassy had posted on a social network concerning Deputy Defence Minister Robert Ondrejcsák.
The Slovak Economy Ministry is motivated to support innovative ideas in the field of so-called smart cities and to determine the potential in this regard of Slovak businesses in the domestic market.
Only 12 candidates have submitted their candidacy to become Constitutional Court judges as of midday on Tuesday, only hours before the deadline to do so expires. Subsequently, candidates will undergo hearings ...
Slovakia will see a reduction in EU Coherence Policy and Regional Development funds after Brexit, as Britain is currently a net contributor to it, wrote the TASR press agency on Sunday.
On the sidelines of the Bucharest Nine meeting of presidents held in Kosice, eastern Slovakia, on Thursday, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg was speaking to students at a discussion entitled 'NATO ...
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