Slovakia Today English Language Current Affairs Programme from Slovak Radio 14.2.2015
Top Stories of the Week
14. 2. 2015 | 05:00
Články / Articles
Turning waste into future fuels
What do you do with millions of tonnes of glycerol? Due to intensified production of bio-diesel in recent years, this once prized substance is now so abundant EU governments don't know what to do with ...
13. 2. 2015 | 15:47
Slovakia Today English Language Current Affairs Programme from Slovak Radio 13.2.2015
World Radio Day 2015
13. 2. 2015 | 15:43
The world’s biggest gas project Okayed
According to Maroš Šefčovič, the EU Commissioner responsible for Energy Union, the start of the world's biggest gas project has been Okayed.
13. 2. 2015 | 15:28
President and Prime minister react to peace talks in Minsk
According to Slovak President Andrej Kiska, the Ukraine peace talk agreement achieved in Minsk means a great deal. Likewise, Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico welcomes the peace deal however he is reserved ...
13. 2. 2015 | 15:26
No need to renew border controls in the EU
The fight against terrorism is one of the EU's top priorities. However, according to Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico, he does not agree with all the initiatives taken in this effort. The prime minister ...
13. 2. 2015 | 15:25
Slovaks trust European institutions more than national ones
Slovaks trust European institutions more than national ones, according to a Eurobarometer survey carried out in November 2014.
13. 2. 2015 | 15:23
Slovakia doesn't have highest energy prices
Prices of electricity, gas, heat and water in Slovakia aren't the highest in the region, chair of Regulatory Office for Network Industries (URSO) Jozef Holjenčík told President Andrej Kiska during their ...
13. 2. 2015 | 15:22
President and Prime minister react to peace deal in Minsk
According to President Andrej Kiska, the agreement achieved in Minsk means a great deal. "Although it is clear that the path to peace is still long", said the Slovak president.
13. 2. 2015 | 15:22
Minister assumes to close down Goethe University
Education Minister Juraj Draxler indicated winnowing out universities in Slovakia after assuming his ministerial position in November.
13. 2. 2015 | 15:19
