Slovakia News

The International Organ Festival of Ivan Sokol is the oldest festival of organ music held in Slovakia. Its founder Prof. Ivan Sokol (1937 - 2005) was a soloist of The Slovak State Philharmonic in Košice.

Bread and honey are on the list, carrot is not.

The file to go to the investigator who will decide on the indictment.

Čaputová called for the definition and enforcement of new global rules.

Her rival from the presidential elections, Štefan Harabin, is on the opposite end of the ranking.

Green politics are making a surprise comeback in Slovakia, thanks to a new generation of politicians and the activism of young people.

Pro-life and pro-climate action marches attracted large but differing numbers last weekend. Why?

The United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) declared in 1979 the 27th of September to become a World Tourism Day. The first such day was celebrated in 1980. This year, you can enjoy this event in Slovakia at the end of September and beginning of october.

AmCham’s Executive Director Ronald Blaško offers his view of Slovakia’s innovation potential in the European and global context, identifying the main obstacles that prevent its full realization.

Sylvia Volzová testified in the case concerning the order of her murder back in 1997.