Slovak Foreign Minister Ivan Korčok (a Freedom and Solidarity/SaS nominee) ordered a thorough inspection of the course of action taken by the Slovak general consulate in Saint Petersburg, Russia in granting ...
Slovakia's expenditures on defence in 2019 amounted to €1.67 billion, according to a revision approved by the Government at its session on Wednesday.
While the kinds of problems faced by large cities are often very similar, the approaches to solving them can vary widely.
On Wednesday, President Zuzana Čaputová appointed Deputy Prime Minister Veronika Remišová (For the People party) as head of the newly created Ministry of Investments, Regional Development and Informatisation. ...
As of Wednesday, events with an attendance of up to 1,000 people are allowed to take place as part of loosening the restrictions meant to prevent the spread of Corona virus.
The resignation of Police corps president Milan Lučanský casts a dark shadow over Police independence, according to Opposition Smer-SD MP Juraj Blanár, underlining the contrasting reactions to his decision ...
One of the two state secretaries at the Agriculture Ministry, Samuel Vlčan, has asked Agriculture Minister Ján Mičovský (Ordinary People) to be relieved of his duties.
Steel producer and the largest employer in eastern Slovakia U.S. Steel Košice has failed to reach a deal on a new collective agreement for the next four years with trade unionists.
The state's tax income this year is estimated to drop by 5.6% (€1.6 billion) year-on-year to €27.4 billion, stated the Finance Ministry's Institute of Finance Policy (IFP) on Tuesday.
Milan Lučanský has announced that he is resigning as Slovakia's Chief of Police, citing disagreements with Interior Minister Roman Mikulec over the future of the police and a lack of mutual trust.
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