Slovaks to march in the memory of murdered journalist
Thousands of people are expected to march in the memory of investigative journalist Ján Kuciak on Friday, March 2nd, in Bratislava.
Thousands of people are expected to march in the memory of investigative journalist Ján Kuciak on Friday, March 2nd, in Bratislava.
Radio & Television Slovakia selects items to be archived on a new medium which can last up to 500 years. It's small, portable, and you can live in it: Slovakia's new eco-friendly EcoCapsule.
Slovaks' perception of the EU ; A perspective on 25 years of Slovak and Czech foreign policy
Slovaks trust the European Parliament more than the national Parliament and they also consider the European Commission to be more trustworthy than the Slovak Government, indicate the results of the latest ...
Slovakia is among the EU countries that provide only few investment incentives, or the least amount of state aid, stated Economy Minister Peter Žiga last weekend.
Non-governmental organisations' representatives on the government's council for human rights and gender equality strongly reject calls by Andrej Danko, speaker of Parliament, and the top representatives ...
Slovakia has earmarked €500,000 for the military units of the five Sahel countries (Burkina Faso, Chad, Mali, Mauritania and Niger), said Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico last week.
On Sunday, investigative journalist Ján Kuciak and his girlfriend Martina Kušnírová were found shot dead in his house in the village of Veľká Mača, Nitra region. Kuciak, 27, who worked for Aktuality.sk ...
In many respects, Slovaks are more pro-European Union than the average citizen of the EU with about 38% of Slovaks perceiving the Union in a positive way, while 43% have a neutral opinion, according to ...
Unveiling monuments, memorials and commemorative plaques that celebrate communist, fascist or Nazi regimes should be banned, claim Opposition MPs Peter Osuský, Ondrej Dostál (both Freedom and Solidarity/SaS) ...