In a vote on Tuesday, MPs scrapped the law on the Office for the Protection of Victims of Crime and Whistleblowers, which was intended to replace the Whistleblowers Protection Office (UOO).
Relations between Slovakia and the Czech Republic at the parliamentary level have been “reset to where they should be”, Slovak Speaker Richard Raši (HLAS-SD) said after a joint meeting with representatives ...
Slovak filmmakers made a strong impression at the 33rd annual Czech Lion Awards, presented by the Czech Film and Television Academy.
Slovakia’s healthcare system faces growing pressure due to an ageing population, rising healthcare costs and a shortage of medical staff.
The government of Slovakia says it is taking steps domestically and internationally to slow the potential rise in fuel prices and ensure that increases remain lower than in neighboring countries, while ...
Slovakia needs legislation to introduce the institution of a state of alert, which would allow the government to use the capacities of the Slovak army even in peacetime if the country were threatened in ...
More than 42,000 final-year secondary school students across Slovakia are sitting their written final exams, known as the maturita, this week. The tests are taking place at more than 600 secondary schools ...
I'm set to meet European Commission (EC) President Ursula von der Leyen in Paris on Tuesday (10 March) to convey my views on the issue of oil supplies via Ukraine, Prime Minister Robert Fico (Smer-SD) ...
Even after several years, the downplaying and denial of the severity of the COVID-19 pandemic and its consequences haven't ceased, pointed out a civil association called 'Real Victims' in anticipation ...
Slovakia’s governing coalition has agreed to repeal a controversial law that would have transformed the Office for the Protection of Whistleblowers into a new institution. The cabinet approved the move ...
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