Slovakia Today, English Language Current Affairs Programme from Slovak Radio 4.5.2017
Secret lives proves to be the first Slovak quality TV series, Find your enemy in Slovak National Theatre, Culture news
Secret lives proves to be the first Slovak quality TV series, Find your enemy in Slovak National Theatre, Culture news
The Speaker of the Slovak parliament, Andrej Danko, did not face a vote on his ousting in parliament today. Only 54 MPs out of the 131 MPs present endorsed the agenda of the extraordinary session, which ...
Slovakia's public finances are heading towards long-term sustainability, the Budgetary Responsibility Council states in its latest Report on Long-term Sustainability of Public Finance for 2016.
The Slovak public can submit comments regarding Ukraine's plans to prolong the lifetime of Ukraine's largest nuclear power plant, Zaporozhye, as well as the South Ukraine Nuclear Power Station.
According to the Foreign and European Affairs minister Miroslav Lajčák, Slovakia should continue increasing resources for official development cooperation also in the years to come. In 2016, Slovakia earmarked ...
Young Slovaks are among those Europeans who stay living with their parents for the longest period. According to the latest results from Eurostat, the quickest to leave their family nests are young people ...
Interior Minister Róbert Kaliňák (Smer-SD) is entertaining the notion of centralising the collection of all fines imposed by state bodies under the remit of his ministry.
Bike 2 Work in May also in Slovakia
An Opposition-initiated parliamentary session aimed at ousting Parliamentary Chairman Andrej Danko will take place on Thursday, Parliamentary Vice-chair Béla Bugár (Most-Híd) announced on Tuesday.
The public health sector will receive more money this year, said Finance Minister Peter Kažimír in an interview with the Hospodárske noviny daily. "I'll admit that what [Health] Minister [Tomáš] Drucker ...