Financial Times: Slovakia a role model for Greece
Tough reforms and austerity measures are things that the British daily the Financial Times praised Slovakia for and used it as a potential role model or example of good practice for troubled Greece.
Tough reforms and austerity measures are things that the British daily the Financial Times praised Slovakia for and used it as a potential role model or example of good practice for troubled Greece.
A picture of a woman coughing blood, a young man at a morgue and photographs of damaged eyes, teeth and extremities will now be depicted on tobacco packaging. In response to European legislation the Slovak ...
The extremely hot and dry weather has resulted in a somewhat unusual measure that has been adopted in the Slovak capital - a ban on lighting candles at cemeteries run by Bratislava City Funeral Service ...
Heatwaves will continue to plague Slovakia also on Thursday, July 23, and are set to be accompanied with intense hailstorms, prompting the Slovak Hydrometeorological Office (SHMU) to issue first- and second-level ...
More than two-thirds of Slovaks believe that their salary isn't fair, while only 27 percent of Slovaks are satisfied with their remuneration. This follows data from a survey that the STEM/MARK agency recently ...
Slovakia has been on the top of the list of countries in Central and Eastern Europe when it comes to the increases in car production since the beginning of the recession, reads an analysis recently issued ...
How fast can one cook the Slovak traditional food - Bryndzové Halušky? Katarina Richterova went to the World Championships in cooking and eating the dish - The Halušky Fest, and brought back some shocking ...
For more than 100 years so far, the month of July is dedicated to one of the biggest sporting events of its kind. It's the time of Tour de France, a cycling race that catches the attention of millions ...
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Slovakia will staunchly disagree with writing off part of Greece's nominal debt, Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico said after a Government session on Tuesday. Fico noted that both eurozone and EU members ...