Plan to reform hospital network released
A network of 46 hospitals distributed optimally across the country with guaranteed funding from health insurance companies and fully functional by 2030 - this is the goal of the proposed plan revealed ...
A network of 46 hospitals distributed optimally across the country with guaranteed funding from health insurance companies and fully functional by 2030 - this is the goal of the proposed plan revealed ...
Sinologist Martin Slobodnik, Dean of the Philosophical Faculty (Liberal Arts College) at Comenius University in Bratislava and one of Slovakia's most publicly active academics, died on Sunday at the age ...
There are currently 1,500 vacant positions in the Police Corps, for which there is a shortage of candidates. According to Interior Minister Denisa Saková (Smer-SD), it is appropriate to deal with the question ...
The Peugeot car factory in Trnava is predicting stable employment without major fluctuations in the next two to three years. The gradual start-up of the production of electric vehicles will not have a ...
Author & pastor Daniel Pastirčák talks about the notion of traditional Christian values. We visit the 2nd annual Zero Waste conference in Bratislava.
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On Monday, Interior Minister Denisa Saková appointed Milan Lučanský as the new Police Corps President. In his reaction, the opposition Ordinary People party chair Igor Matovič criticized the process of ...
Prime Minister Peter Pellegrini (Smer-SD) said he intends to lead the Finance Ministry until April 26. According to him by that time the coalition should have found a consensus on a way of carrying out ...
The prices of real estate rose by 5.2% on average in 2018 compared to 2017 indicate the statistics of the National Bank of Slovakia. A square metre of real estate was sold at an average price of €1,431. ...
61.8% of Slovaks refuse a pro-Russian foreign policy, indicate the results of a survey conducted by the Focus agency published on Sunday. Not even 17.9% of respondents were for a pro-Russian policy.