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Slovaks Households Have Least Debts in Eurozone

Slovaks Households Have Least Debts in Eurozone

Slovak households have an average debt of 43 percent of their disposable income, the lowest such figure in the eurozone, according to a study done by VUB bank. It also points to the fact that the volume ...

Negotiations on Detained Slovaks in Iran Continue

Negotiations on Detained Slovaks in Iran Continue

On Monday Slovak Foreign Affairs Minister Miroslav Lajčák discussed with his Iranian counterpart Mohammad Javad Zarif  the case of remaining two Slovak paragliders still held in Iran. Six have already ...

30 New Trams To Be Bought for Bratislava

30 New Trams To Be Bought for Bratislava

The city of Bratislava received a subsidy worth €72.24 million to upgrade its vehicle fleet. Because of this, 30 new trams will be purchased via a project to be co-financed by the European Union. By the ...

Trade Unionists Reject Further Freezing of Salaries

Trade Unionists Reject Further Freezing of Salaries

Trade Union leaders do not like the proposal in the draft budget for 2014 to 2016 according to which wages in the civil service should remain frozen for another year. The last tariff salaries in the civil ...

Hundreds Join Rainbow Pride March in Bratislava

Hundreds Join Rainbow Pride March in Bratislava

Hundreds of people gathered in Bratislava on Saturday afternoon to support the fourth annual Rainbow Pride parade, which promotes the rights of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender communities. “Today's ...

Slovaks Think Immigrants Steal Their Job Opportunities

Slovaks Think Immigrants Steal Their Job Opportunities

Even though there is a negligible number of immigrants living in the country, Slovaks are reported to have certain concerns when it comes to the impact of immigration on the economy and social systems ...

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