The Thin Green Line
In Trenčín, The Thin Green Line, an exhibition curated by Slovak artist and teacher Otto Hudec, explores how art can raise awareness of environmental challenges and inspire change. Featuring artists ...
In Trenčín, The Thin Green Line, an exhibition curated by Slovak artist and teacher Otto Hudec, explores how art can raise awareness of environmental challenges and inspire change. Featuring artists ...
Progressive Slovakia (PS) has invited representatives of opposition parties to a rally which is due to be held in Bratislava on 17 November, with civil society to be involved as well, PS leader Michal ...
Foreign and European Affairs Minister Juraj Blanar (Smer-SD) will travel to Skopje, North Macedonia, on Thursday (29 October) to strengthen bilateral relations and express Slovakia's support for the ...
Representatives of the Slovak Nuclear Energy Company (JESS) and US company Westinghouse on Wednesday signed a contract for the provision of preliminary project engineering services in connection with ...
Reduced fares on public-service passenger rail services, regional bus services and public city transport in regional capital cities will remain in place until the end of November this year, with the ...
The Foreign Affairs Ministry has no information about any Slovak citizens being killed or injured in Wednesday's train collision in central Spain. The ministry added that neither the Slovak Embassy in ...
President Peter Pellegrini signed the state budget for 2027 into law on Wednesday. In line with the law, the budget deficit should amount to €7.443 billion next year, equivalent to 4.94 percent of GDP. ...
Wednesday marks the 108th anniversary of the founding of Czechoslovakia on 28 October 1918. For Slovaks, the creation of the common state marked a historic turning point, establishing them as a state-forming ...
President Peter Pellegrini will ask the Constitutional Court to clarify his powers when appointing government ministers. He announced that he will not appoint Filip Kuffa (SNS) as Environment Minister ...
Slovakia is introducing new measures to improve school safety, including surveillance cameras, stronger protection for teachers and clearer procedures for handling bullying and violence.