Slovakia Today English Language Current Affairs Programme from Slovak Radio 22.12.2013
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22. 12. 2013 | 08:00
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Slovakia Today English Language Current Affairs Programme from Slovak Radio 21.12.2013
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21. 12. 2013 | 08:00
Slovakia Today English Language Current Affairs Programme from Slovak Radio 20.12.2013
Musical Crossroads
20. 12. 2013 | 15:36
Slovakia Presidential Elections set for 15 March
The first round of next year’s presidential elections will be held on 15 March. The Speaker of Parliament Pavol Paška (SMER-SD) announced the date of the elections on Thursday. Pursuant to law on presidential ...
20. 12. 2013 | 14:40
Slovakia Lose out on €183 Million of EU Funds
€183 Million is the total amount of money that Slovakia may forget about withdrawing from the EU. The European Commission has decided that will not pay a tenth of the big projects that were earmarked for ...
20. 12. 2013 | 14:39
Human Rights Council Worried by Kotleba's Victory
The Slovak Government Council for Human Rights, Ethnic Minorities and Gender Equality is concerned about the election of right-wing candidate Marian Kotleba (People's Party-Our Slovakia/LSNS) as the governor ...
20. 12. 2013 | 14:38
Presidential Election to Decide Between 15 Candidates
We can now say that fifteen individuals have put in their hat for the post of President of the Slovak Republic. Presidential candidacy requires support by 15 signatures of members of parliament, or a petition ...
20. 12. 2013 | 14:36
Slovakia Today English Language Current Affairs Programme from Slovak Radio 19.12.2013
Roman Bombos in the Studio, Sporting Success in Figure Skating
19. 12. 2013 | 15:51
Foreign Minister Lajčák Claims Boycotting Russian Winter Olympics is Nonsense
Foreign and European Affairs Minister Miroslav Lajčák thinks politics and sport shouldn't mix. This is his reaction to the decision of some world leaders not to personally attend next year’s Winter Olympics ...
19. 12. 2013 | 15:22
Budgetary Council Says Reduced Deficit has not Improved the Budget
The reduction of budgeted government deficit by 0.2 percent of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) for 2014 compared to the original draft budget will not lead to improved budgetary performance.The government’s ...
19. 12. 2013 | 15:22
