Slovakia must brace itself for a spike in unemployment in the near future, with the labour minister Milan Krajniak (We Are Family) expecting the steepest rise in the number of jobless to occur in May.
Almost half of the respondents addressed in a poll conducted by the Focus agency for TV Markiza think that the government led by Igor Matovic will not last the full term, e.g. four years. As many as 38 ...
President Zuzana Čaputová, Parliamentary Chair Boris Kollár and Prime Minister Igor Matovič signed a joint declaration to express their willingness and joint commitment to cooperate in the pursuing of a single unified and responsible foreign, European and security policy and bolster the foreign affairs consensus.
On Wednesday, the Slovak economy will partially reopen, and phases 2 and 3 of the winding down of measures in connection with the spread of the new coronavirus will begin at the same time.
The Trnava-based car maker Groupe PSA Slovakia has announced a piecemeal resumption of its production under strict safety measures, with some preparatory work aimed at re-launching its production of th ...
The state budget recorded a deficit of €2.42 billion to the end of April, an increase of 50 percent year-on-year (y-o-y), according to a Finance Ministry report on the state budget for April 2020 relea ...
Unnecessary delays, especially in court proceedings, have repeatedly been the most common problem of violations of fundamental human rights and freedoms in the country, stated Ombudswoman Mária Patakyo ...
The shopping activities of Slovaks have shifted to the online environment, where the number of purchases via credit cards in April increased by almost 25%, when compared to March, according to Home Cre ...
After five weeks of forced closure, small businesses in Slovakia (less than 300 sq. meters) are now allowed to reopen.
Slovakia's GDP is expected to fall by 5.8-13.5 percent this year, with a decline of around 9 percent being the most likely scenario.
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