More than a half of Slovaks (55 percent) view the current abortion law as adequate and see no need to change it, according to results of a sociological survey carried out by the Focus polling agency fo ...
In June of this year, one of Slovakia's most respected university faculties, STU's Faculty of Informatics and Information Technologies, suddenly lost two-thirds of its academic staff, with eight of the ...
There was no news bulletin in March or April in Slovakia that didn't mention that those older than 65 are at high risk of catching the new coronavirus and developing severe forms of the disease. Almo ...
While the kinds of problems faced by large cities are often very similar, the approaches to solving them can vary widely.
The General Prosecutor Office was watching and evaluating sexual crimes against children during the period of coronavirus pandemic restrictions. As its spokesperson Andrea Predajnova informed on Monday ...
27 June 2020 marks 70 years since the execution of Milada Horáková, the Czechoslovak democratic politician who became a victim of judicial murder committed by the communist party.
Even though systemic racism is discussed in connection to police violence these days, there are also other systemic problems that mirror the marginalisation of Roma people in Slovakia.
Approximately 25 percent of parents in Slovakia have offered their children an alcoholic beverage when they were 12 to 14 years old, according to a survey carried out by a civil association with the na ...
The Slovak National Center for Human Rights (SNSLP) as a national institution for human rights and a national anti-discrimination body is drawing attention to dangerous legislative efforts to suppress women's rights.
What is the future of international cooperation between the United Kingdom, France and Slovakia when it comes to addressing environmental issues and what could green transition look like in Slovakia?
