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Former Deputy Justice Minister interrogated by police

Former Deputy Justice Minister interrogated by police

Former Deputy Justice Minister Monika Jankovská, who is in custody charged with corruption and bribery, wants to confess, wrote the Denník N daily, citing its sources. On Monday morning, Jankovská was ...

Will Police Corps President leave?

Will Police Corps President leave?

Police Corps President Milan Lučanský has until the end of the month to decide whether he will step down or attend a meeting of the Parliamentary Defence Committee, which should decide whether to dismiss ...

First year of Čaputová's Presidency

First year of Čaputová's Presidency

On Monday, it is exactly one year since the inauguration of Slovak President Zuzana Čaputová. "It was a unique year and a tough one in terms of the many situations, which we faced and the tasks which needed ...

Corona crisis: State of Alert remains in place

Corona crisis: State of Alert remains in place

Even though, the state of emergency ended as of Sunday, June 14, the 'State of Alert' remains in place. The expiration of the state of emergency means that the obligation for medical personnel to work ...

Orders in Slovak industry halved in April

Orders in Slovak industry halved in April

New orders in Slovak industry amounted to less than €2 billion in April 2020, down by 57.7% year-on-year, the Statistics Office reported on Monday. When seasonal influences are factored in, new industrial ...

Courageous teacher praised

Courageous teacher praised

Several school organisations in Slovakia have praised the courage of Jaroslav Budz, the maths teacher who on Thursday tried to stop the knife attacker in a school in Vrutky (Zilina region) and subsequently ...

Employment in April dragged down by pubs

Employment in April dragged down by pubs

The employment rate in the majority of sectors continued to fall in April, with pubs and restaurants and accommodation being the most negatively affected fields with a 9.3 and 7.5 percent decrease respectively, ...

Half a million euro for summer schools

Half a million euro for summer schools

The Education Ministry will distribute €0.5 million for voluntary summer schools. They should help pupils make up for gaps in their knowledge and skills that have arisen or deepened as a result of the ...

Court map should bring specialisation of courts

Court map should bring specialisation of courts

In the future, judges could specialise in individual agendas, such as family or criminal law, as outlined by a new court map, which Justice Minister Maria Koliková (For the People) wants to promote.

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