Slovakia News

Make sure your dancing shoes are in good shape. This Friday, December 18, Bratislava’s V-Klub (on SNP) will host one of the wildest concerts/parties of the year – the 4th annual “Vianočne Hop Čip” hosted by Bratislava-based band La3no.

Czech Foreign Minister Lubomir Zaoralek has summoned the Hungarian ambassador for Tuesday to explain the words by Hungarian parliament head Laszlo Koever that the Czech Republic and Slovakia should not have joined the EU over the post-war Benes decrees, Zaoralek said on Monday.

Here is a photo I have wanted to upload for several months, but so far my courage always failed me. I fear that very few members will like it.

It’s that time again, when we gather to test our wits for the English Quiz Night at Goblins! Make sure to reserve your table early! just call Goblins on 0948582362 to make your reservation.

Vladimír Fišer, the legendary radio announcer who in 1968 announced the
news of the Russian-led invasion of Czechoslovakia has died at the age of
81. A popular radio personality Fišer excelled as a talk show host, a

Like other eastern EU members, the country has resisted taking in more than a handful of migrants from Syria and Iraq.

Jaguar Land Rover and the Slovak government will sign an agreement this week on a production plant in Slovakia, three Slovak government sources said on Tuesday.

The Communist Party does not plan to suspend the membership of Miloslav Ransdorf, an MEP for the party who was recently arrested in Switzerland on suspicion of an attempted fraud. After a meeting of the Communists' central committee on Saturday at which Mr.

One-time dissident Bishop Jiří Paďour has died at the age of 72. Padour
studied acting in Prague in the 1960s, when he got to know Václav Havel,
and directing in France, where he decided to join the church and returned

Merkel's remedies harder to sell. Eastern European leaders are still balking at taking Muslim refugees, although the EU quota decision is binding.