Slovakia marks All Saints' Day and All Souls´ Day
On November 1, Roman Catholics throughout Slovakia observe All Saints' Day - a day on which people gather in churches and cemeteries to pray for relatives who have passed away.
On November 1, Roman Catholics throughout Slovakia observe All Saints' Day - a day on which people gather in churches and cemeteries to pray for relatives who have passed away.
Even after the signing of the Stabilisation and Association Agreement between the European Union and Kosovo, Slovakia's position on the non-recognition of Kosovo's independence remains the same.
Health Minister Viliam Čislák has retained his job after the Opposition's second attempt to dismiss him through a no-confidence motion in Parliament failed on Friday.
Thousands of people including senior Church and state officials have turned out for the funeral of late Cardinal Jan Chryzostom Korec at St. Emmeram's Cathedral at Nitra Castle on Saturday.
Two red panda cubs that were born in Bratislava's zoo in mid-July were officially christened Lan-li and Taj Min in a ceremony on Saturday noon.
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