Slovakia is not usually the country of first choice for labour migrants, according to a survey carried out by the International Organisation for Migration's (IOM) among non-EU citizens
On Monday, a week-long 100-kilometre march called 'In the Footsteps of Hidden Children' begins for its second year in Vrútky (Žilina region), with Israeli Ambassador to Slovakia Boaz
Comedian, playwright, novelist, lyricist, actor, director, host and singer. All these professions characterised the life and work of the famous Slovak public figure Milan Lasica, who passed away on July ...
After the COVID pandemic break, the Slovak Culture Minister Awards ceremony was held in the capital Bratislava on Tuesday, 6th July. Nominated in a public call by individuals and
25 years ago, Johannes Kalbus and his wife Jana Maliňáková brought roses back to Dolná Krupá in Western Slovakia. The German nursery man and his Czech, or better say Moravian, wife resurrected the work ...
A new regulation on border arrangements is expected be released on Friday, 16th July, and it should come into effect as of Monday announced the Health Minister Vladimir Lengvarsky
The European Democracy Youth Network (EDYN) opened its Headquarters in Bratislava on Wednesday. The event took place in Bratislava Castle and was attended by the Former US
The former education minister, MP, member of the European Parliament and vice-chairman of extra-parliamentary the Slovak National Party (SNS), Jaroslav Paška, died on 15th July, at the
Saturday, 17th of July, will mark 29 years since the Declaration of Independence of the Slovak
The parliamentary chairs of the Visegrad Four countries (that is Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Poland and Hungary) are meeting in Hungary on Friday, with the issues of Central European
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