THOUGH she was born in Toronto, Kathy Kacer regularly returns to Slovakia -- the place where her parents survived the Holocaust. Much more than that though, Kacer has turned their life stories into a series of books for children and taken to traveling the world debate the topics with young readers.
Tips for events taking place in Slovakia between October 23 and November 1, with a lot of classical music, swing and jazz, street food, opera, film screening, and a following discussion, a fashion event and a film festival, exhibitions and more.
THE CONSTRUCTION of the third and fourth blocks of the Mochovce nuclear power plant (EMO) will be finished later than expected.
ONLY two European Union member states report that more than half of their inhabitants live in towns.
SUPREME Court Judge Zuzana Ďurišová and Banská Bystrica Regional Court Judge Juraj Babjak may face a disciplinary proceeding.
THE EXPERTS in Roma issues graded the Robert Fico government and the measures concerning Roma it has adopted with a 3-.
“FOR some reason some East European countries feel treated badly, and I need to understand why they react so strongly and are so tough on migrants,” said German Chancellor Angela Merkel on October 16.
“FOR some reason some East European countries feel treated badly, and I need to understand why they react so strongly and are so tough on migrants,” said German Chancellor Angela Merkel on October 16.
As a student backpacking through central Europe in November 1989, I had the good luck and honour to witness one of the most transformative times in this region’s history.
THE DOMICA Cave near the village of Kečovo in the Rožňava District contains exceptional geological, geo-morphological, biological and archaeological values. It leads underground to Hungary.
AUSTRALIAN company Howe Automotive has opened a new state of the art production line in Košice’s Immopark, industrial park.
A NINE kilometre stretch of the D1 highway between Spišský Štvrtok and Levoča (Prešov Region) and which is part of the new cross country route between Bratislava and Košice, opened for traffic on October 20.
TRANSPARENCY in the self-governing regions of Slovakia has slightly improved compared to last year.
SLOVAKIA is sending 50 police officers to neighbouring Hungary to protect Schengen area borders (Hungary-Serbia) in the ongoing migration crisis.
