MOVEMENT of individuals and groups is the leitmotif of the 11th year of the Fjúžn festival which annually puts focus on new minorities, i.e. migrants, refugees and people who come to Slovakia and settle here, seeking to connect them with Slovaks and among themselves.
The economic sector perceives the government’s programme statement as too vague, lacking ambition and not focusing on the business sector.
Sensorium 2016 is a conference that tries and studies computation in practice, in art, design and technology.
Agriculture Minister Gabriela Matečná (SNS nominee) ordered an immediate cessation of felling trees on the Danube river island of Sihoť.
Charges in the case of the purchase of an overpriced CT device allegedly dropped for comparing the prices with the Czech Republic.
Despite good development, the country still needs to do more to catch up, PAS report shows.
Slovak government meanwhile plans to establish its own carrier and to connect Slovakia with the most important hubs in Europe.
An initiative should prevent conspiracy websites from receiving money from online ads.
Slovak lawyer Zuzana Čaputová received the Goldman Environmental Prize for her successful campaign against a landfill in Pezinok.
We have to learn to fight extremism actively, not tiptoe around it, says President Andrej Kiska in an interview for the Sme daily and The Slovak Spectator. He also admits he is glad elections are over and that the rhetoric of politicians is more cultured.
PM Robert Fico remains in hospital; Pellegrini introduced the document.
Parliament also refused initiative to hold a moment of silence for Tiso.
Branch classrooms from vocational schools situated near marginalised Roma communities are expensive and produce unskilled workers.
State authorities have taken little action to eliminate discrimination.
EU membership of Ukraine would bring boost for eastern Slovakia, says Mikloš
An international representation recalls the history of this area.
New collective agreement signed.