THE WHITE Night festival is heading to the city of Plzeň in the Czech Republic. After six successful years in the eastern-Slovak city of Košice and a first edition in Bratislava (in 2015) it now goes to the neighbouring Czech Republic.
Within four days, the four parties agreed not only that they “found no issues that would definitely divide them”, as Fico said, but they also came up with the programme priorities as a basis for their potential government’s programme statement, and a division of posts in the parliament and in the cabinet.
Three MPs from the party’s slate out over decision to join the coalition with Smer and SNS
Activists organising the march against extremists turn to general prosecutor.
After the steelworks announced a programme of voluntary resignations, more people are likely to leave.
New parliament will convene for founding session on March 23
LAST year, Bratislava Slovenský plynárenský priemysel (SPP) gas utility paid the highest amount of tax, amounting to almost to €194 million.
Tips for events around Slovakia between March 18 and 27, including live, jazz, classical and world music, easter concerts, parties, ballet premiere, exhibitions and more.
Ministry boasts of increased transparency as NGOS cite flaws.
A selection of surveys, polls and research conducted in the HR sector from January 2015 to February 2016
The SALESIANS of Don Bosco have reacted to the speech of priest Vojtech Zeman who talked about the wartime Slovak State in a way that could be close to the crime of denying the Holocaust.
SLOVAK President Andrej Kiska reacted to the actions of the Banská Bystrica Self-Governing Region controlled by Marian Kotleba which interrupted a theatre performance on march 13 and is now considering filing a lawsuit.
THE SLOVAK Constitutional Court ruled on March 16 that the amendment to the law on collective bargaining from 2013 regarding the extension of the binding force of collective bargaining agreements of higher degree is unconstitutional.
THE BRITISH company Mountpark Logistics EU is interested in building warehouse and production premises over an area of 208,000 square meters in the Sereď – South industrial zone and creating 800 jobs there.
After presenting their programme priorities, the four parties of the coalition have agreed on the composition of the government. Robert Fico is reportedly to stay on as prime minister, the Health Ministry remains problematic.