Bratislava’s Volunteer Center is organizing a morning of volunteering in collaboration with Kaspian, a youth center in Petržalka. Kaspian is building its new premises and there is a lot of work to be done ! We will help them this Friday December 11th from 9.30 till 13.00.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has hit out at the European Commission, pledging to take it to court over its mandatory migrant quotas. His government filed a lawsuit in the European Court of Justice over the Commission's plans to distribute 120,000 migrants across the continent.
The High State Attorney’s Office in Zurich says charges have been brought
against Czech Communist Party MEP Miloslav Ransdorf and three Slovaks
arrested in a Swiss bank on suspicion of attempted financial fraud last
Slovakia's leftist Prime Minister Robert Fico promised to protect voters from international terrorism and unveiled a billion euro welfare plan on Saturday as he launched campaign for a third term in office.
Czech communist party MEP Miloslav Ransdorf met with party colleagues in
Prague on Tuesday morning in order to explain his arrest by Swiss
authorities last week. Mr. Ransdorf and three Slovak acquaintances were
Slovakia's leftist Prime Minister Robert Fico promised to protect voters from international terrorism and unveiled a billion euro welfare plan yesterday as he launched campaign for a third term in office.
The plan of a joint Czech-Slovak supersonic air squadron has failed since Slovakia lacks money for the Gripen fighters now, daily Lidove noviny writes yesterday.
Come and have fun with friends at the best Internationals party of the year in Bratislava, see how others spend their Christmas holidays in other countries! You will receive a Santa hat at the entrance, the flag of your country and of course a welcome drink.
An international air training centre destined for Central European countries and Sweden could be created in the Czech Republic after 2018, air force commander Libor Stefanik said at a seminar staged by the Chamber of Deputies Saturday.
When Sara Stupnanova, 16, decided to leave her home in Slovakia to study in the U.S., she chose to stay for one semester to see how she liked it. After about three months she's enjoying her time in Pipestone so much that she's now hoping to extend her stay for the whole school year.
