Speaking on TV Joj's political discussion programme on Thursday evening, President Zuzana Caputova said that she is satisfied with what Ludovit Odor's government has done so far, but she is aware tha ...
MInister Wlachovsky and his Polish counterpart discussed current issues in bilateral ties, the development of cooperation in regional groups, including the Bucharest Nine (B9) or the Three Seas Initi ...
On Thursday, Slovak Defence Minister Martin Sklenár participated via videoconference in the meeting of the so-called Contact Group for Support to Ukraine in the format of defence ministers of selecte ...
Slovak firefighters are continuing to help with the clear-up work following the floods in Italy, pumping out water in the city of Ravenna (Emilia-Romagna region). The Slovak High Capacity Pumping mod ...
Slovak Prime Minister Ludovit Odor spoke for the first time with his Czech counterpart Petr Fiala on Thursday. According to Odor, the conversation confirmed the friendship of the two countries and th ...
Slovak caretaker Premier Ludovit Odor attended on Wednesday celebrations of the 25th anniversary of the European Central Bank in Frankfurt am Main. The event marked 25 years since the introduction of ...
At its session on Wednesday, the caretaker government decided to extend the deadline for paying contributions for providing accommodation to refugees until the end of the year. The amount of the cont ...
The caretaker cabinet decided to withdraw from Parliament a government bill on fiduciary declarations. These were meant to address the situations faced by unmarried couples. The reason given for the move is that the bill is not an adequate and full-fledged solution for the LGBTI+ community.
Slovak government representatives signed a contract with German metal processing company Winkelmann which is set to invest €110 million in an industrial park in Rimavska Sobota in Southern Slovakia. The investment is expected to help create new 450 jobs, with productio ...
Almost all fares on Bratislava's public city transport will go up by 20 percent as of July 1, Bratislava mayor Matus Vallo announced on Wednesday.
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