Stop Fascism asks MPs to ignore Kotleba’s party
The initiators of the Stop Fascism appeal have delivered a document to the MPs advising them on how to approach Kotleba - People's Party Our Slovakia (LSNS) in Parliament.
The initiators of the Stop Fascism appeal have delivered a document to the MPs advising them on how to approach Kotleba - People's Party Our Slovakia (LSNS) in Parliament.
Slovak President Andrej Kiska will visit the UN headquarters in New York this week to sign the climate change agreement agreed upon at the end of last year in Paris, TASR reported on Tuesday. Kiska will ...
The expert report which was to quantify the damage in criminal proceedings in the case of the overpriced CT scanner bought by a public hospital in Piešťany is unusable. Such conclusions justify the annulment ...
The 11th International security forum took place in Bratislava between April 15-17, with around 1,000 guests from 70 countries taking part. Among the main topics of the forum were terrorist threats, the ...
The Education and Science Workers' Union, along with other teacher organizations, voiced their discontent with the Government Manifesto on Thursday. Before the general election, which was held on March ...
The Cabinet approved the Government Manifesto at its session on Wednesday. The programme priorities for 2016-20, which were agreed on by the coalition partners, served as the outline when drawing up the ...
Independent patrols created by far-right groups are allowed to patrol trains and so-called trouble areas however they must abide by the law. This was stated by Police President Tibor Gašpar at a press ...
Tourists will be able to travel via the Bratislava Integrated Transport (BID) system with this card, and thus use trams, buses, trolley buses and trains within the central city zones, with a possibility ...
According to the Slovak Foreign and European Affairs Minister Miroslav Lajčák, the measures to halt migration flows approved by the European Union in mid-March have started working.
Economy Ministry State Secretary Vojtech Ferencz met with Peter Fischer from the German Federal Foreign Office on Thursday to discuss extending the capacity of the Nord Stream gas pipeline.