On Wednesday, marked as Struggle for Freedom and Democracy Day, Slovakia celebrated the 22th anniversary of the Velvet or Gentle Revolution. This event triggered the end of the rule of the single communist ...
Two police officers sustained injuries in an explosion after people protesting in Bratislava in front of Government Office used pyrotechnics, on Wednesday.
The most senior representatives of the Catholic Church in Slovakia called for vaccination against the novel coronavirus in their statement, presented via video on Tuesday.
Approximately one thousand students, members of academia and the public gathered in the streets to voice their disapproval of the university reform currently in the pipeline.
Out of all the 79 districts in Slovakia, 54 will be considered 'black' (a third-degree warning) according to the COVID-19 automaton as of next Monday (November 22), the government decided. 19 districts ...
On Wednesday, more than 100 suitcases were set up along Poštová Street in Bratislava in an installation titled 'Let's Call Our Children Home', attempting to draw attention to the ongoing brain drain from ...
On Wednesday, three laureates were presented with White Crow awards as a way of distinguishing them as people who have shown courage and defended the public good.
Alexander Dubček was one of the most popular communist politicians in the late 1960s, during the so-called Prague Spring. He spent his childhood in a utopist commune "Interhelpo" in Kyrgyzstan.
Now that Russian natural gas supplier Gazprom has replenished Russia’s gas storage facilities and started to export more oil to Europe in early November, as promised, Europe’s energy crisis has begun to ...
The situation in Slovak hospitals is very serious, with over 2,800 COVID patients in hospital and spare capacity filling up quickly. Health Minister Vladimir Lengvarsky (an OLaNO nominee) said before the ...
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