Slovakia to join PESCO
Slovakia is interested in joining the Permanent Structured Cooperation on defence, so called PESCO. The Government agreed on this move at its Wednesday meeting.
Slovakia is interested in joining the Permanent Structured Cooperation on defence, so called PESCO. The Government agreed on this move at its Wednesday meeting.
The Slovak-born politician Alexander Dubček, who was briefly the chairman of the Czechoslovak Communist Party, was remembered yesterday in Slovakia, being the 25th year since his death in 1992 as a result ...
Slovaks are mostly fearful of threats of terrorism, the deepening of social differences in society and also the stagnation and decline of Slovak education.
The growth of the Slovak economy should be fuelled by increased salaries as well as strong domestic demand, however, Slovakia will have to work on structural reforms, said the Vice Governor of the Slovak ...
More than 4.4 million Slovaks and foreigners with permanent residence in Slovakia are expected to vote in Saturday's regional elections.
In November, Bratislava is again becoming the capital of photography in Central and Eastern Europe.
On Monday, the Nation's Memory Institute (UPN) head Ondrej Krajňák resigned from his post as of November due to the coalition's amendment to the law on UPN.
On Monday, October 30th, Slovakia remembers the adoption of the Declaration of the Slovak Nation, also called the Martin Declaration. Moreover, on Saturday October 28th, Slovaks and Czechs commemorated ...
The spokesperson of the Bratislava Regional Court, Pavol Adamčiak, announced on Thursday that that the ex-Minister of the Economy (2002-05) and former co-owner of the private TV channel Markiza would be ...
On Wednesday, the Government held an away-from-home session at the Gabčíkovo-Nagymaros dam to mark the 25th anniversary of its operation.