Slovakia Today, English Language Current Affairs Programme from Slovak Radio 11.4.2016
The number of Slovak entrepreneurs choosing to base their companies in tax havens is going up;Migrants' forced return vs human rights
The number of Slovak entrepreneurs choosing to base their companies in tax havens is going up;Migrants' forced return vs human rights
Approximately 1,000 guests from 70 countries will attend the 11th meeting of the international security forum GLOBSEC 2016. There will be several presidents, prime ministers, defence and foreign affairs ...
Measures to halt migration flows approved by the European Union in mid-March have started working, said Slovak Foreign and European Affairs Minister Miroslav Lajčák after returning from visits to Greece ...
According to the Slovak Foreign and European Affairs Minister Miroslav Lajčák, the measures to halt migration flows approved by the European Union in mid-March have started working.
A report published by the consulting firm Bisnode at the end of March, before the so called Panama Papers leak came to light, showed that in the last decade the number of Slovak companies which decided ...
Following the Panama Papers scandal, the ruling coalition wants to adopt an efficient law aimed against letterbox companies. According to Radoslav Procházka, leader of the coalition party #SIEŤ, nothing ...
The British carmaker Jaguar Land Rover has postponed the start of its plant's construction in Nitra as it was asked to submit a project for assessing its environmental impact.
Slovak tennis player Dominika Cibulková has won the WTA tournament in Poland's Katowice, this being the fifth title on the WTA tour in her career.
The Vysoké Tatry (High Tatras) town council on Friday declared a state of emergency due to the frequent appearance of bears in inhabited areas, including five attempts by bears to break into people's houses. ...
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