Slovakia Today, English Language Current Affairs Programme from Slovak Radio 2.9.2017
A recap of the most interesting reports of the past week
2. 9. 2017 | 15:21
Články / Articles
Meet the Slovak Constitution
Is the Slovak Constitution good? Is the text well formulated? Does it work in 2017? Does it have any flaws?
1. 9. 2017 | 17:22
Slovakia Today, English Language Current Affairs Programme from Slovak Radio 1.9.2017
25th anniversary of the Slovak Constitution
1. 9. 2017 | 15:20
Slovakia Today, English Language Current Affairs Programme from Slovak Radio 31.8.2017
Prešov national theatre, Book on Roma music, Journal about poetry - rerun
31. 8. 2017 | 15:20
“Which Slovak band is going to headline Glastonbury?”
Summer, along with its rich cultural program, is almost over so perhaps it's a good time to talk about the next one; about what the future holds for Slovak musicians and performers. At this year's largest ...
31. 8. 2017 | 15:02
Slovak “dream pop” with Tolstoys
"I have light pink hair, a light blue dress and a pink fanny pack." That's how Ela Tolstová, the lead singer of the new Slovak band Tolstoys, described herself to our reporter Zuzana Botiková, so that ...
31. 8. 2017 | 15:01
Agriculture Minister to substitute missing Education Minister
President Andrej Kiska accepted the resignation of Education Minister Peter Plavčan on Thursday, and appointed Agriculture Minister Gabriela Matečná (a Slovak National Party nominee) as acting minister ...
31. 8. 2017 | 14:43
Fewer euro funds for Slovakia
The total volume of EU funds for the 2014-2020 period will be reduced for Slovakia by 68.8 million euros in three operational programs. The reason for this is the higher growth of the economy than predicted ...
31. 8. 2017 | 14:42
Negotiations for new coalition agreement begin
The so-called working group that has been formed to devise the addendum to the coalition agreement is meeting on Thursday for the first time. Igor Federič of SMER-SD, Ábel Ravasz of MOST-HID and Tibor ...
31. 8. 2017 | 14:42
School trade unions want to keep the right to strike
School trade unionists on Wednesday did not sign a memorandum on a social reconciliation with the Government, in which Prime Minister Robert Fico conditioned salary hikes for teachers in September in ...
31. 8. 2017 | 14:41
