Neither the presence of troops from the then Soviet Union nor the restrictive policies introduced after the events of 1968 silenced civil society's opposition to the totalitarian regime in Czechoslovakia. ...
Slovakia's Armed Forces deployed more than 4,500 of its members to tasks during the country's Presidency of the Council of the European Union in the second half of 2016, TASR learnt from Defence Ministry ...
Slovakia posted a state budget deficit of €980 million at the end of last year, the Finance Ministry reported on Monday, stressing that this is the lowest deficit to be recorded in the past eight years. ...
As of January 1, people earning €4,290 or more will pay higher mandatory health care contributions as the maximum assessment base was cancelled. This measure is expected to affect approximately 15,000 ...
On the very special day of the establishment of the first independent Slovak Republic, we start the show with the New Year speech of the president of the Slovak Republic, Andrej Kiska.
Elections, corruption scandals and the historic presidency of the EU Council- this has been the year 2016 on the political scene in Slovakia.
Over 11,400 people visited the Holocaust Museum in Sereď, western Slovakia since its opening in January this year. A significant part of them were schoolchildren and students, who apart from sightseeing ...
Three new documentaries have appeared concerning children and young people who lived through the Holocaust in Slovakia during WWII. As reported in the Tuesday edition of the Pravda daily, the documentaries ...
The growth seen in the Slovak economy should translate into new jobs being created and salary hikes, although the lack of labour force on the market will become more pronounced, according to predictions ...
The Olympic winner of the 50-kilometre event at Rio Summer Olympics racewalker Matej Tóth became the king of Slovak sport for 2016 according to journalist. Since Tóth was one of several athletes who had ...
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