Summer News vol. 7
Again it is time for some suggestions on where to go and what to see these days in Slovakia.
Again it is time for some suggestions on where to go and what to see these days in Slovakia.
The Finance Ministry will provide financial compensation to local governments. The money is to compensate local governments for the shortfall of income they suffered as a result of implementing social ...
The coronavirus pandemic has changed the shopping behaviour of the Slovaks. They no longer go shopping every day and show a lower interest in higher added value goods, e.g. non-grocery goods.
The average net wage in Slovakia is higher than 1,000 euros only in Bratislava (1,217 euros) and Malacky (1,025 euros). In the ranking of the highest net earnings, net of taxes and levies, Trnava (968 ...
While culture workers protest in the UK (London, Manchester) and one third of US museums may be closed permanently, Slovak government allocates extra €11 million for artists who are most at risk, e.g. ...
Following the videoconference held by members of the European Council on Wednesday (August 19), EU leaders agree that the elections in Belarus were neither free nor fair, did not meet international standards, ...
The players of the football club Slovan Bratislava were supposed to play on Wednesday the first qualifying round match for the Champions League on the Faroe Islands against the local champion Klaksvík. ...
The Slovak University of Technology and Comenius University in Bratislava joined forces to help Belarusian students who have found themselves in trouble given the situation in their country in the form ...
This week Slovakia has recorded the highest number of active COVID-19 cases since the beginning of the epidemics - 1,055 as of Wednesday. Most new cases are imported via seasonal workers.
This autumn there might be a problem with flu vaccines. If the interest of Slovaks in vaccination increases, according to the Slovak Chamber of Pharmacists not everyone will be able to get it. The Health ...