A new large-capacity assistance centre to help refugees from Ukraine opened in late March in Bratislava. The premises of a former bus station turned into a one-stop-shop for all paperwork associated ...
Yulia and Tanya are two young Ukrainians, who because of the war had to leave their studies in Kyiv and family members in the Doneck region. In early March, they fled to Slovakia.
Caritas Slovakia is a charity foundation that has helping others on their usual agenda. In the past weeks, their activities naturally switched towards helping war refugees coming to Eastern Slovakia. ...
The Bratislava International Church is celebrating its first Holy Week in person in two years. The "small but hearty" congregation has welcomed a number of Ukrainian refugees into their community.
Ela Drazskiewicz is a researcher at the Institue of Sociology at the Slovak Academy of Sciences. In the interview with Zuzana Botiková they speak about the conspiracy theories in the healthcare sector ...
Jennifer and her husband booked an apartment in downtown Bratislava to stay during their travels. The place became unavailable as war refugees from Ukraine started arriving by thousands to Slovakia.
If current trends continue, the market prices of electricity and gas for the regulated segment (households) could increase in 2023 by 80-100 per cent from current levels and by more than 40 per cent for ...
Slovakia will help Ukraine collect evidence of war crimes and crimes against humanity in the territories from which Russian troops have withdrawn, Slovak President Zuzana Caputova has stated via social ...
“The people of Slovakia don't have to worry about food shortages or shortages of resources to produce foods”, Prime Minister Eduard Heger declared in Nitra on Wednesday.
The retrial in the case of the murder of journalist Jan Kuciak and his fiancee Martina Kusnirova resumed at the Specialised Criminal Court in Pezinok on Thursday morning.
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