About 50,000 foreigners worked in Slovakia in February
At the end of last month, 50,500 foreigners officially worked in Slovakia, almost a third more than during the same period last year, according to data from the Slovak Labour Office.
At the end of last month, 50,500 foreigners officially worked in Slovakia, almost a third more than during the same period last year, according to data from the Slovak Labour Office.
The new Slovak Government has five new ministers. Two of them are former Health Ministers. Tomas Drucker (a Smer-SD nominee) has moved from Health to the Interior despite having no prior experience in ...
The so called "Migration Pact", being prepared by the United Nations General Assembly, was on the agenda of a meeting between Slovak Foreign Affairs Minister Miroslav Lajčák, and his Hungarian counterpart ...
Hundreds of people gathered on Hodžovo Square in Bratislava in front of the Presidential Palace on Wednesday to protest against what they see as an ongoing attempt at a coup d'état, the TASR press agency ...
President Andrej Kiska will appoint Prime Minister-elect Peter Pellegrini's new government on Thursday (March 22). He announced this on Wednesday afternoon after meeting with each new Cabinet member over ...
For the last three weeks, Slovaks regularly headed into the streets of their hometowns, in the capital of Bratislava as well as abroad - in Berlin, Brussels, Prague, Copenhagen or even in Sydney.
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President Andrej Kiska rejected the proposed list of Cabinet members supplied by designated Prime Minister Peter Pellegrini (Smer-SD) on Monday, requesting Pellegrini to come up with a new line-up of nominees. ...
State Secretary of the Slovak Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Lukáš Parízek, met with the accredited ambassadors of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan in Bratislava on Tuesday ...
The investigation into the murder of investigative journalist Jan Kuciak continues intensively, Special Prosecutor's Office spokesperson Jana Tökölyova told TASR on Tuesday.