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President Kiska: Slovakia should exploit its potential

President Kiska: Slovakia should exploit its potential

Economic success, corruption, fascists in the parliament and Slovakia's position in NATO and the EU were the main topics which Slovak President Andrej Kiska talked about in his State of the Nation speech ...

The old, new far-right party

The old, new far-right party

Members and sympathisers of the far-right Kotleba-People's Party Our Slovakia (ĽSNS) have registered a political party under the name 'People's Party Fortress Slovakia', which may become their refuge if ...

Future of energy at 2017 Expo in Astana

Future of energy at 2017 Expo in Astana

Opportunities, such as the international Expo 2017 exposition in Astana, are a good way of making Slovakia more visible, stated the Slovak Economy Minister Peter Žiga, who is leading the Slovak delegation ...

Slovak reactions to UK vote

Slovak reactions to UK vote

An early general election was held in the UK on Thursday, June 9, resulting in no party being able to win a majority in parliament. The Slovak Foreign Ministry thinks it premature to discuss the shift ...

Should Slovakia be in EU’s core, or not?

Should Slovakia be in EU’s core, or not?

Slovakia can either get on "the integration train" or remain side-tracked in a depot, Prime Minister Robert Fico (Smer-SD) told at a news conference on Wednesday in a reaction to statements made by the ...

Safety a priority for Slovaks holidaying abroad

Safety a priority for Slovaks holidaying abroad

Approximately 600,000 Slovaks make use of travel deals each year, roughly the same number who go on holiday with their own transport, with the greatest number driving to Croatia, reports the news site ...

Slovakia lacks qualified labour

Slovakia lacks qualified labour

Foreign investors were once interested in Slovakia thanks to its highly qualified and cheap labour force, but times have changed, according to a survey conducted by the Slovak-German Trade and Industry ...

Sad day for the Earth

Sad day for the Earth

In his reaction to the US administration's decision to withdraw from the Paris Agreement, Slovak President Andrej Kiska called the day a "sad day for our planet".

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