Former Prime Minister leaves his party
Former Prime Minister Peter Pellegrini, who took opposition Smer-SD into the February general election as its election leader, announced in Banska Bystrica on Wednesday that he's leaving the party, despite ...
Former Prime Minister Peter Pellegrini, who took opposition Smer-SD into the February general election as its election leader, announced in Banska Bystrica on Wednesday that he's leaving the party, despite ...
President Zuzana Caputova has met with Foreign Minister Ivan Korcok at their regular meeting to discuss foreign policy. As the Minister informed on a social platform, he had asked the President to regularly ...
On Thursday, Premier Igor Matovic will take part in a meeting of the Prime Ministers of V4 countries, which include the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia.
The Bratislava Airport plans to re-launch its flights to Bulgaria, Greece and Cyprus later this month, airport spokesperson Veronika Sevcikova confirmed to TASR in connection with the announced reopening ...
The Slovak governing coalition is to discuss whether or not it will enable Slovaks living in the Czech Republic to vote in Slovak elections at diplomatic missions located there, Slovak Parliamentary Chair ...
Slovakia will be playing an important role in the European Investment Bank (EIB) for the coming twelve months. On Tuesday, Finance Minister Eduard Heger took over the post of Chairman of the EIB's Board ...
If the situation is stable come this weekend, the current state of emergency in Slovakia will not be prolonged, said Prime Minister Igor Matovic at Tuesday's press conference. The state of emergency is ...
As of June 10th from 7.00 am people (visitors and residents) entering the territory of the Slovak Republic, after having visited in the previous 14 days any country not listed bellow, are ...
The Slovak economy contracted more significantly in the first quarter than the average in the euro area and the European Union as a whole.
As of Wednesday June 10th at 7am the list of countries to which those with residence in Slovakia can travel freely is expanded to: Germany, Lichtenstein, Switzerland, Slovenia, Croatia, Bulgaria, Greece, ...