British barman exhibits in Nitra
Pictures by British barman and artist James Prescott, inspired by bar visitors, can be seen at the Nitra gallery in western Slovakia. There are 70 artworks displayed in an unusual way right throughout ...
Pictures by British barman and artist James Prescott, inspired by bar visitors, can be seen at the Nitra gallery in western Slovakia. There are 70 artworks displayed in an unusual way right throughout ...
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Slovak President Andrej Kiska is to meet with Pope Francis at the 31st World Youth Day in Krakow, Poland today, July 27. Several hours before meeting the Pope, Andrej Kiska planned to visit the nearby ...
Special Prosecutor Vasiľ Špirko, in charge of the investigation of Interior Minister Robert Kaliňák, has been accused of abusing his power, reported the Denník N daily on Tuesday. If the suspicion is confirmed, ...
In an effort to reduce the consumption of plastic bags, the Environment Ministry has proposed an amendment to the Waste Act which would ban shops from giving them to their customers for free. Additionally, ...
The European Commission has approved the sale of a 66% share in the Slovak power producer Slovenské elektrárne from Italian company Enel to Czech company Energetický průmyslový holding (EPH).
The state-owned Slovak Post is decreasing its prices for delivering parcels, wrote the SITA press agency on Wednesday. The average decline is at the level of 4% and some products will fall in cost by as ...
Cinema attendance figures recorded by Creative Europe Desk Slovakia show that Slovaks are gradually returning to cinemas. While in 2014 around 4.1 million people visited cinemas, in 2015 the figure rose ...
An unknown criminal attacked a 33 year old Slovak female in the German town of Hallbergmoos, close to Berlin. As the website topky.sk wrote, the victim works as a cleaner and was attacked on her way home. ...
Pensions are set to rise next year by a larger amount than they did as of this January, reported the Pravda daily on Tuesday. Approximately 1.2 million pensioners should receive an extra €5-8 per month ...