Slovakia Today English Language Current Affairs Programme from Slovak Radio 8.9.2013
Listener's Tribune
Listener's Tribune
A recap of the most interestign stories of the past week
Belgian chocolatier makes pralines with Slovak honey, Political analyst Grigorij Meseznikov on history and mentailty of Taiwan, Musical Crossroads
Slovak Foreign Affairs Minister Miroslav Lajčák said on Thursday that there is still time and space for a diplomatic solution to the situation in Syria. “After all, even armed conflicts end at the negotiating ...
Approximately 150 protesters gathered at Bratislava’s SNP Square yesterday, calling for a peaceful resolution to the situation in Syria. The protest march also moved to the US and French embassies. “There's ...
Prime Minister Robert Fico believes Slovakia is not able to survive without money from EU coffers. “Almost 80 percent of all public investments in Slovakia are financed from EU funds,” he stated during ...
Former Minister of Economy and Chairman of the Commission for the Business Environment of the Parliamentary Economic Affairs Committee Juraj Miškov asked several Cabinet ministers to explain the dramatic ...
A seventh vehicle will be added to Metropolitan Police fleet in the central Slovak town of Zvolen with batteries instead of a petrol tank. The electric vehicle, a Peugeot iOn, has been leased by the local ...
Plants do more than just produce oxygen. They’re capable of cleaning the air, the soil, and the water all by themselves. They also provide nutrition for animals from aphids to elephants. A warming world ...
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