EIGHT years ago, the need for musical awards that would form natural opposition to the Slávik and Aurel popularity awards – for pop genres – appeared. In 2008, the Rádio_FM has given a chance for “different music than known from the commercial, mainstream media”.
Tightened regulation may push low-income clients into a grey zone.
TRANSPORT Minister Ján Počiatek has failed to sign a deal on constructing the Bratislava ring road, and it is not clear when it will happen.
CANDIDATES of the parties winning more than 5 percent of votes in the general election will officially get a certificate confirming they were elected members of parliament on March 11.
PRESIDENT Andrej Kiska will appoint Smer’s chair Robert Fico to form a new government only on March 9.
THE NEW forces in Slovak parliament seem unlikely to change Slovakia’s critical attitude to refugees.
It's important for the country not to be defeated.
The event of women’s World Cup in Jasná praised for atmosphere, organisation.
Exchange programmes open a new world to students, but also US employers.
THE MEAL voucher scheme has long been criticised for the profits it generates for just a handful of stakeholders.
Kotleba’s party will receive more than €5 million.
International prestige of Slovak wine recognized.
THE MOST successful party among Slovaks with permanent residency abroad was Freedom and Solidarity (SaS).
Bratislava and Banská Bystrica held protest rallies.