Tribute to Michal Kováč, the first president of the independent Slovak Republic, RSI mourns also the loss of Honorary Oscar Winner Andrzej Wajda in an archive interview, Culture news
Slovakia's first president Michal Kováč has been laid to rest at a state funeral ceremony in Bratislava, today, October 13. He served in office between 1993 and 1998.
According to the report, some 6,000 asylum seekers have been settled in other Member States; three of them in Slovakia.
Slovakia's first President in this country's independent era Michal Kováč was laid to rest today in an emotional public ceremony.
Efforts to preserve the Schengen system and questions relating to the extension of the zone are being discussed in Brussels today by EU interior ministers with EU Migration Commissioner Dimitris Avramopoulos ...
The Slovak government has approved a minimum wage increase from 405 to 435 euro per month. It will thus reach 52 percent of the average monthly wage in 2017, one per cent up on this year.
Teachers' unions have rejected a wage increase offer of 6 percent spread out over the next three years made by Education Minister Peter Plavčan and Parliament Speaker Andrej Danko.
The Slovak government has approved a plan to avoid food waste submitted by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development.
The war in Ukraine, the Russian propaganda war, the integration of foreigners as well as problems such as the appalling conditions in which textile factory workers are employed in the developing countries: ...
RSI is paying tribute to the late first president of the independent Slovak Republic Michal Kovac.
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