They agree to disagree
Health Minister Viliam Čislák and President Andrej Kiska cannot agree on the outcome of their Monday meeting whose goal was to discuss the current situation in Slovakia's healthcare system.
Health Minister Viliam Čislák and President Andrej Kiska cannot agree on the outcome of their Monday meeting whose goal was to discuss the current situation in Slovakia's healthcare system.
The wartime Slovak State, which was subject to Nazi Germany draws many emotions even 76 years after its foundation. Dozens of nationalists gathered in Bratislava to take part in a 'March for Independent ...
Slovakia wants to take legal action against electricity utility Slovenské Elektrárne and will claim for compensation of €350 million, said Prime Minister Robert Fico. Based on an allegedly invalid contract, ...
15 cases of human trafficking were registered in Slovakia last year and around 30 victims annually seek the help of NGOs and other institutions in such crimes. This is the official data, which is supposedly ...
Who are the richest people in Slovakia? That's the question people have been asking since the release of Forbes' annual list of the world's richest people earlier this month.
Opposition parties the Christian Democrats (KDH) and Most-Hid initiated a meeting of the parliamentary finance and budget committee on Monday to ask Slovak Central Bank Governor Jozef Makúch about the ...
Young Slovak women are more educated than they used to be in the past and they have better opportunities to take care of themselves as well, according to a study published by the Allianz Group based on ...
As part of their training exercises at the Lešť military training facility (Banská Bystrica region) on Thursday Slovak and American soldiers demonstrated their skills during a simulated operation against ...
Slovak President Andrej Kiska kick-started the second day of his visit to EU institutions on Wednesday by meeting European Parliament president Martin Schulz for talks that mainly addressed the current ...
Russia is the country that could pose the biggest threat to Slovakia, according to a recent representative survey undertaken by the Slovak Academy of Sciences (SAV) and released on Tuesday.