Slovakia acknowledges results of Turkish Referendum
The Slovak Foreign and European Affairs Ministry acknowledges the results of the referendum held in Turkey on Sunday (April 16).
The Slovak Foreign and European Affairs Ministry acknowledges the results of the referendum held in Turkey on Sunday (April 16).
Slovak President Andrej Kiska announced in a video he posted on Facebook on Wednesday that he will not establish any political party and will not run for the post of MP, either.
If the authorities don't take action, the number of protests by taxi drivers in the Slovak capital will increase and a mass transport strike might follow as well, stated Matej Krampl, one of the organisers ...
Slovaks show the lowest amount of trust in the independence of their courts compared to the rest of the European Union, with the main factor in play being interference by the government and politicians ...
An unspecified kind of ammunition was stolen from the Slovak Armed Forces' stocks in Trenčín-Kubra, the Defence Minister Peter Gajdoš on Friday informed the Parliamentary Defence and Security Committee. ...
Addressing unemployment in the Roma community and increasing their chances on the labour market will not be achieved by forcing the Roma to work in order to receive social benefits, but by a systematic ...
Via a resolution that garnered 129 votes from the 144 MPs present on Wednesday, Parliament revoked the amnesties issued by Vladimír Mečiar as acting president as well as the pardon granted by former president ...
The people of Bratislava should not forget who liberated their city and the conditions that accompanied the process, said Prime Minister Robert Fico on Tuesday when laying a wreath at the Slavín war memorial ...
The consumption of domestic poultry in Slovakia isn't rising, despite numerous scandals concerning imported birds, stated Slovak Poultry Breeders Union (UHS) director Daniel Molnar at a press conference ...
The creation of the Schengen free movement area is one of the biggest successes of European integration and a sign of free life within the EU, said Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico on Sunday.