Slovaks don’t separate their trash, says minister
Slovaks lack the motivation to separate their household waste, states Environment Minister László Sólymos (Most-Híd).
Slovaks lack the motivation to separate their household waste, states Environment Minister László Sólymos (Most-Híd).
German Foreign Affairs Minister Sigmar Gabriel sees Slovakia as a country which is able to present and explain arguments in a way which is palatable to new EU member states, in particular with issues that ...
Those tens of thousands of Slovaks who have lived in Great Britain for at least five years have nothing to fear regarding Brexit, the Sme daily wrote on Tuesday. Unlike some rumours have claimed, they ...
Firefighters had to evacuate an apartment building in Trnava on J G Tajovského Street on Wednesday, due to a fire breaking out inside a flat on the second floor, with smoke spreading to the surrounding ...
As many as 4,796 Slovak companies were based in tax havens at the end of 2017, which is the highest-ever number recorded for the past 12 years, according to data provided by transnational consulting company ...
The lack of qualified employees is the key factor deciding the level of competitiveness of the Slovak car industry this year, according to the Association of Automotive Industry (ZAP).
Around 66,000 crimes were committed in Slovakia last year; a historical record low number, according to Police Corps president Tibor Gašpar.
Slovak Transport and Construction Minister Árpád Érsek and his Polish counterpart Andrzej Adamczyk signed a joint declaration on transport investments in the border area, confirming the need to continue ...
The priorities of the Slovak Armed Forces this year will be to continue with modernisation, to build up the active reserves and to improve the training of soldiers, said Defence Minister Peter Gajdoš (Slovak ...
Consumer prices recorded year-on-year growth of 1.9 percent in December, according to the Statistics Office. Food and non-alcoholic beverages recorded the highest level of growth at 6.4 percent.