For the past seven years, central and eastern Europe’s foreign policy establishment has been critical of US President Barack Obama’s approach to region.
THE TRADE unions in Košice-based U.S. Steel plant agreed with cutting the working week to only four days.
AS MANY as 70 percent of Slovaks are significantly afraid of the arrival of refugees in Europe.
THE CONSTITUTIONAL Court turned down the complaint submitted by the grandsons of shoe manufacturer Jan Antonín Baťa who demand that Slovakia should compensate the family for nationalised property.
THE SMER-dominated parliament overrode President Andrej Kiska’s veto of the package of anti-terrorism laws on December 21, approving them without any changes.
Employer groups contend that more labour policy reforms are still needed
Finding a new home in Slovakia
Foreigners moving to Slovakia must start planning their journey much earlier than packing their suitcases.
THE RED Sea Jazz Festival in the Israeli city of Eilat will feature, among other musicians, the Slovak Pacora Trio band. They will be the only representatives of central and eastern Europe at the winter edition of the festival, to take place between February 11 and 13, 2016.
A surgeon’s perspective
Membership in ESA brings more opportunities for scientists and developers.
Finding ways to use the potential of schools is necessary.
