The consumer atmosphere in Slovakia improved again in October, rising by 0.4 points month-on-month with seasonal effects taken into account, reaching the best figure since February 2008, the Statistics ...
Pieter Cullis is a professor of biochemistry and molecular biology at the University of British Columbia in Canada and the founder of several biotechnology companies involved in the research and development ...
The unemployment rate in Slovakia stood at 9.08 percent in October, down by 1.9 percent in comparison to the same period of last year, according to the Labour Office (UPSVaR).
Slovakia has managed to borrow more than half a billion euro on the financial market on Monday's auction, according to the Debt and Liquidity Management Agency (ARDAL). J&T Banka analyst Stanislav ...
Slovak President Andrej Kiska asked MPs for a matter-of-fact and accommodating discussion on the possibility of cancelling the controversial amnesties issued by erstwhile Prime Minister Vladimir Mečiar ...
World Vasectomy Day 2016: Why do so few Slovak men choose a vasectomy, and what is the Catholic Church's view on this contraceptive procedure? Better late than never? Investigating Slovakia's new electric ...
Police in Bratislava found 60 cases of breached traffic-safety legislation during illegal street races of modified vehicles taking place in the night of Friday to Saturday last week, as reported by Bratislava ...
Slovakia has been one of the very last countries in Europe to introduce incentives for buyers of electric cars, however from November 11, incentives have become available.
Vasectomies are becoming more popular in Slovakia, with growing numbers of Slovak men opting to go under the knife year after year. However, Slovakia is a largely Christian nation with the majority of ...
The future belongs to personalized medicine- interview with Profesor Pieter Cullis;Sports
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