CULTURE TIPS: Week #34/35
On Friday, 21 August, the 17th edition of the concert celebrating freedom will feature two Slovak and one Czech pop-music bands. Hex, Vidiek and Buty will perform their greatest hits in a joint concert ...
On Friday, 21 August, the 17th edition of the concert celebrating freedom will feature two Slovak and one Czech pop-music bands. Hex, Vidiek and Buty will perform their greatest hits in a joint concert ...
Slovakia is commemorating 58 years since Warsaw Pact troops invaded Czechoslovakia on August 21, 1968. The military intervention ended the Prague Spring reform movement and was followed by more than two ...
Slovakia’s Labour Ministry will submit a package of laws next week aimed at tackling school truancy, offences committed by children, abuse of foster care and misuse of child benefits.
Slovakia will seek a seat on the Board of Governors of the International Atomic Energy Agency at its General Conference in Vienna in September.
Foreign Minister Juraj Blanár (Smer-SD) held an online meeting with Russian Science and Higher Education Minister Valery Falkov to prepare for the renewal of a Slovak-Russian intergovernmental commission ...
Slovakia is calling for stronger EU support for farmers as the agricultural sector faces drought, low milk purchase prices and high fertilizer costs. Agriculture Minister Richard Takáč (Smer-SD) made ...
What does humanitarian assistance really look like, and what happens after the immediate crisis is over? Following World Humanitarian Day, Patrícia Polakovičová speaks with representatives of humanitarian ...
Slovak President Peter Pellegrini ratified a social security agreement with Moldova in July, coordinating pension entitlements for people who have worked or been insured in either country.
Slovakia has been operating with just one sugar refinery for around six months. After the closure of the refinery in Považie, some sugar beet growers moved their production to Sereď, while others stopped ...
Slovakia’s 2027 state budget should focus on tackling the consequences of drought, constructing a new nuclear power source and developing transport infrastructure, according to Prime Minister Robert Fico ...