The festival Nová dráma/New Drama 2016 focuses on local productions and, in the second week of May in several Bratislava theatres and culture centres, it will strive to present the finest selection of pieces recently premiered.
The transit of Mercury across the Sun on the afternoon of May 9 will be visible also in Slovakia.
Finance Minister Peter Kažimír (Smer) conceded that he can imagine the introduction of binding expenditure ceilings if the constitutional law on the debt brake is changed.
Former leader of the Christian Democratic Movement (KDH) and Slovakia’s first EU commissioner (2004-2009), Ján Figeľ will become the first ever special envoy for the promotion of freedom of religion or belief outside the European Union as of May 6.
UNESCO Director-General Irina Bokova paid a two-day visit to Slovakia to strengthen cooperation and generate ideas, reminding the youth of their importance.
President Andrej Kiska took part in a special TV programme commemorating the victory over fascism and Nazism, a celebration that reminds us to never give up the fight.
On 23 June the British people will vote in a referendum to decide whether the UK should remain in or leave the EU.
A mistake by the Labour Office risks forcing Roma Milan Hudák to stop his studies, end dream of becoming a teacher.
The water mill in Dunajský Klátov, in southern Slovakia, was reconstructed and put into operation as an open-air museum in nature.
The sector helps the economy, but needs further support to grow.
While electric cars are known for their high price but low operating costs, operating leasing may be a way to their wider usage.
The Embraco company opened a service shared centre in Košice, with the outlook of employing 120 to 150 people within two years.