Teachers’ strike continues
The Slovak teachers' strike has entered its second day with hundreds of schools all over Slovakia being either closed or operating at limited capacity.
The Slovak teachers' strike has entered its second day with hundreds of schools all over Slovakia being either closed or operating at limited capacity.
Slovakia has 68 active political parties and only about a third of them are to take part in the upcoming March 5 general elections on their own or as part of a coalition, according to the Interior Ministry. ...
Slovakia has 68 active political parties and only about a third of them are to take part in the upcoming March 5 general elections on their own or as part of a coalition, according to the Interior Ministry. ...
A new museum of the Holocaust opened in Sered (Western Slovakia) on Tuesday. The reconstruction of a complex that used to be a forced labour camp started in 2009.
On Monday the Slovak Catholic Church levelled criticism about the current state of affairs in the healthcare sector, mainly about how nurses taking part in mass resignations protest for better pay are ...
Investigating a new electricity-producing gadget called the Chargebrella. Big new building for big new ambitions: new Biomedicine Centre opens in Bratislava. Slovakia's latest quick-charging station for ...
Bratislava is losing €82,200 a day due to a non-functioning law on permanent residence, the Hospodárske Noviny daily reported on Monday.
On Monday, Netherlands, Slovakia and Malta - who will be in charge of EU's rotating presidency over the next 18 months - held a concert in the historical building of the Slovak National Theatre to mark ...
2016 as a challenging year for Slovakia's foreign policy- interview with Pavol Demes, analyst and former Minister for International Relations; Sport
With the European Figure Skating championships in Bratislava being just moments ahead, Zuzana Botikova went to the Ondrej Nepela Ice Arena to check on the final preparations…