The Constitutional Court has received 62 complaints against government measures aimed at containing the spread of coronavirus, according to Constitutional Court chairman Ivan Fiačan. As he said, 28 complaints ...
As many as 34% of jobs in Slovakia's industry may cease to exist in the future due to robotisation, according to FinGo.sk analyst Lenka Buchlaková. The most affected should be mainly jobs in car factories ...
Students will be able to take their final exams at high schools, called maturita in Slovakia, earlier than in their final year. Studies at most Slovak high schools last 4 years. Education Minister Branislav ...
On Monday, MPs in the Slovak Parliament are meeting to discuss certain bills, most prominently a constitutional law allowing the Government to extend the state of emergency beyond 90 days. The current ...
For many, holidays are connected to food, the abundance of delicious food, to be more precise.
In the course of the past almost 30 years now, the Christmas charity bazaar organised by the International Women's Club Bratislava has become one of the largest events of the expat and diplomatic community ...
People who tested positive for coronavirus will be obliged to announce this fact to those with whom they have been in close contact in the previous two days, as part of a decree of the Public Health Office ...
The European Commission announced that it has approved a €100-million Slovak scheme to support companies affected by the coronavirus outbreak.
The public budget deficit in 2020 will likely equal 6.75 percent of GDP or €6 billion, according the latest Budgetary Semaphore report drafted by the Budgetary Responsibility Council (KRRZ).
Although many scientists believe we have learned almost all there is to know about the human anatomy, Professor of Anatomy Ivan Varga is among those who disagree.
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