Coca-Cola leaving Slovakia
The management of the Coca-Cola plant in the village of Lúka near Piešťany told its employees that the factory is to
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Author: The Slovak Spectator
Slovak government approves humanitarian and integration aid to refugees
Slovakia’s government approved the aid for non-governmental organisations (NGOs) in relation to the current refugee and migration crisis on October
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Slovakia selects refugees while sending police to assist in Hungary
Slovakia is acting in line with the requests of the European Union, while still preparing a lawsuit concerning the mandatory quotas for
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Slovakia, Poland to set up NATO centre for counterintelligence
Slovakia and Poland are planning to build a centre for the counterintelligence capabilities of NATO countries. Slovak Defence Minister Martin
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Taxi drivers blocked centre of Bratislava in protest against Uber
Several dozen taxi drivers drove through the centre of Bratislava on Monday afternoon to express their discontent with the activities of
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Slovakia to sue EU
Slovakia will defend itself from the mandatory quotas approved by the European Union’s interior ministers, said Prime Minister Robert Fico following the
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Schengen must survive, Slovak politicians say
Slovakia’s prime minister Robert Fico and his government continue to voice their opposition to EU-wide quotas on accepting refugees after Hungary
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Slovaks uniting to help migrants
Prompted by pictures from foreign refugee camps Slovaks spontaneously started to organize themselves with the aim to help migrants staying
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Slovakia’s Fico government firm on anti-migrant stand
Safe zones that would provide humanitarian aid to people fleeing their homes are a medium term solution to Europe’s migration crisis,
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