Slovakia Today, English Language Current Affairs Programme from Slovak Radio 14.7.2016
No admission to Slovak castles? No way!, Ivan Krasko - 140 year old gentle man, Culture news
No admission to Slovak castles? No way!, Ivan Krasko - 140 year old gentle man, Culture news
Slovak film-maker who loves to open doors to taboo topics; Series - 90 years of radio in Slovakia - current trends and future of radio; Soo Slovak
Slovak President Andrej Kiska and European and Foreign Affairs Minister Miroslav Lajčák sent condolences to their Italian counterparts over the train accident that claimed the lives of at least 20 people ...
On Tuesday, for the first time in the European Parliament, Slovak Interior Minister Robert Kaliňák was reminded of his alleged links to tax fraud suspect Ladislav Bašternák. This happened at the hearings ...
Foreign and European Affairs Minister Miroslav Lajčák missed yesterday's live televised debate on Al Jazeera involving the candidates competing for the post of United Nations Secretary General.
EU Environment Ministers expressed their desire to ratify the Paris Agreement as soon as possible. They agreed on this at their meeting in Bratislava on Tuesday. The agreement aims to attenuate and slow ...
A total of 25 Slovak police officers are currently helping the police in Macedonia in the fight against illegal migration, stated the Police Corps Presidium on Tuesday.
The Defence Ministry is updating its White Paper regarding the defence of the Slovak Republic. The term 'White Paper' is generally used for an authoritative report that informs concisely about a complex ...
Slovak cyclist Peter Sagan finished second in the tenth stage of Tour de France on Tuesday. He managed to win the sprinting bonus and thus, regained the green jersey as the best sprinter of the peloton. ...
The average monthly salary in Slovak industry grew by 3.1% year-on-year to €1,011 in May, reported the Slovak Statistics Office. The most rapid increase of 7.6% was recorded in the sale and repair of motor ...