Slovakia Today, English Language Current Affairs Programme from Slovak Radio 7.10.2015
Visiting the Slovenska Lupca castle; Meet a lawyer with an extraordinary lifestyle; Soo Slovak
Visiting the Slovenska Lupca castle; Meet a lawyer with an extraordinary lifestyle; Soo Slovak
Slovak President Andrej Kiska in his speech before the House addressed the current migration crisis and Slovakia's position in Europe related to the country's rejection of the mandatory immigration quotas. ...
Members of the Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats (S&D) committee and the heads of S&D's national delegations met in the European Parliament on Tuesday to review Slovak Prime Minister ...
Slovakia's presidency of the Council of the European Union in the latter half of next year will set Parliament's Office back more than around €543,000, TASR learnt from the office's head Daniel Guspan ...
The Defence Ministry should see a budget increase by €84 million (10.5 percent) on an annual basis in 2016 to a total of €881 million, according to a state budget draft set to be debated by the Government ...
Slovakia hasn't yet joined the French initiative designed to restrict the UN Security Council permanent members' right of veto in cases of mass atrocities and genocide.
Churches in Slovakia will continue to be funded from the state budget, as a proposal of four independent liberal MPs (independents Daniel Krajcer, Martin Chren, Juraj Miškov and Jozef Kollár) to change ...
Last week the Health Ministry said that the former general director of the health insurance company, Marcel Forai, received €22,596 in bonuses last year.
Gianni Pittella, chairman of the Socialists & Democrats (S&D) faction in the European Parliament regards Slovakia's intention to file a complaint against compulsory migrant quotas as a bad thing ...
The public finance deficit should reach the level of 1.93 percent of gross domestic product (GDP) next year and should gradually decrease over the next few years with 2018 being the year of achieving a ...