Flood damage discussed during presidential visit to Tatras
President Andrej Kiska on Thursday visited villages in the High Tatra mountain range that were hit by flooding two weeks ago, TASR learnt on the same day.
President Andrej Kiska on Thursday visited villages in the High Tatra mountain range that were hit by flooding two weeks ago, TASR learnt on the same day.
A "Report on the Security of the Slovak Republic for 2017" submitted for interdepartmental review by the Government Office notes that the security environment in Slovakia was influenced by the ongoing ...
On Tuesday, President Andrej Kiska stated that he has had "serious talks" with Police Corps president Milan Lučanský and the chiefs of the secret services concerning the alleged abduction of a Vietnamese ...
The largest numbers of tourists in Slovakia head to the traditional region of Liptov and the nearby High Tatra mountains, while Bratislava has the busiest accommodation facilities, according to a UniCredit ...
The Slovak road cyclist, currently three consecutive time World Champion Peter Sagan won the overall title of the best sprinter, who wears the green jersey, at the 105th edition of Tour de France on Sunday. ...
The Ariane 5 rocket carrier, including four satellites for the Galileo European navigation system, launched from the Kourou space port in French Guyana on Wednesday (July 25) morning.
Yesterday, four more Galileo satellites were successfully launched from the European spaceport in French Guiana on the European launcher Ariane-5.
More than two hundred public figures have urged President Andrej Kiska, Parliamentary Chair Andrej Danko (Slovak National Party/SNS) and Prime Minister Peter Pellegrini (Smer-SD) to take action regarding ...
Slovakia is the seventh cheapest country within the European Union (EU), as the price levels for consumer goods and services in the Union are 45 percent higher than in Slovakia, according an analysis from ...
Slovak institutions pay less attention to frauds related to the use of EU funds than those in other EU countries, said Margarete Hofmann of the European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF).