Only 2 percent of Slovaks think that politicians always have to face the consequences of their illegal activities, according to a survey done by Focus agency for the 'Jingle for Change' initiative, which ...
When evaluating the outgoing Government's term in office [2012-16], the Foreign Affairs Minister, Miroslav Lajčák, has told TASR that his ministry has focused on results rather than dramatic gestures and ...
As part of his visit to the UK, Prime Minister Robert Fico visited the Jaguar Land Rover factory in Solihull to discuss Slovakia's readiness for the planned investment in Nitra.
Protesting nurses and teachers asking for better pay and working conditions joined forces on Wednesday, calling the Parliament to deal with their requests. 540 nurses ended their labour contracts, leaving ...
The security issues around the world represent an opportunity to promote domestic tourism as well as to attract more foreign tourists to Slovakia, said Slovak Tourism Association (ZCR) president Marek ...
After 540 nurses ended their labour contracts in protest against poor pay and working conditions, leaving some hospitals seriously understaffed as of Monday, Health Minister Viliam Čislák decided to file ...
The Exhibition Gala concluded on Sunday the 79th European Figure Skating Championships hosted in Bratislava. According to the Head of the Championships Organizing Committee, Martin Letenay, the International ...
Bratislava gave a standing ovation to the first gold medallist at the European Championships currently being held in the Slovak capital.
On Wednesday January 27th , 10 Slovaks received the Israeli award Righteous Among the Nations for saving or helping to save Jews during WWII. The ten names of the Slovak saviours will be engraved into ...
The Slovak Teachers Initiative announced on Tuesday that it will deliver an open letter about the violating of fundamental rights to President Andrej Kiska, as well as the department of human rights protection ...
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