Slovakia Today English Language Current Affairs Programme from Slovak Radio 2.10.2013
Fighting for Life in Slovakia - what does it mean? And why are we talking about it now?
Fighting for Life in Slovakia - what does it mean? And why are we talking about it now?
Slovakia’s state budget posted a deficit of €1.977 billion over the three quarters of this year, the Finance Ministry reported on Tuesday. In September alone the gap slightly widened by €60 million, and ...
Slovakia supports Ukraine in its effort to work closer with the EU and hopes that it will sign the Association Agreement with the country at the Eastern Partnership's summit set for next month in Vilnius, ...
Following a recent nationwide blitz on motorists, police have aligned their sights this week to target Bratislava motorists in particular. The police operation aims to fine those caught without seatbelts, ...
The national sales receipt lottery has its first ten winners. The winner of the main prize, which is €10,000, made a purchase totalling €6.31 and registered the winning receipt over the Internet on September ...
In a move that has grabbed the attention of countries across the European Union, Slovakia’s Prime Minister Robert Fico boldly confirmed on Monday that gas prices for households next year will not increase.“[The ...
BECEP: An organisation trying to reduce Slovakia's road toll. New method created for detecting when meteorites enter our atmosphere. Tourism in Bratislava is on the increase.
The Slovak Central Bank has forecast that real Gross Domestic Product should grow by 0.9 percent this year, which is 0.3 points more than the previous estimate. Vice Governor Jan Tóth said that the revised ...
Since 2003, Slovakia has been providing more than €600 million in aid to foreign countries. Slovakia provides development assistance to Kenya, South Sudan, and Afghanistan as program countries with long-term ...
The Slovak Chamber of Doctors (SLK) wants to reintroduce the obligation for doctors to be its members. Such law had been valid in Slovakia until 2004. As noted by President of the Chamber Marian Kollár, ...