Grabbing a quick bite to eat on the way to work in the morning represents a challenge sometimes – breakfast taco? doughnuts?

In a tragic incident in northeastern Slovakia, an 18-year-old student attacked a secondary school, killing a teacher and a fellow student, and wounding another. The attacker, expelled from a ...

"The 18-year-old student suspected of having committed a serious crime... was detained very shortly after the incident," Slovak police said on Facebook. The attack took place in the town of Spisska ...

Slovak police chief Lubomir Solak said the police received a call at 1149 GMT and the first police car arrived three minutes after that. The emergency service "sent several ambulance crews to the ...

Slovak police chief Lubomir Solak said the police received a call at 1149 GMT and the first police car arrived three minutes after that. The emergency service "sent several ambulance crews to the ...

Robert Fico’s government is facing its most serious political threat since he returned to office in October 2023 — but an associate of the Slovak prime minister says she’s not remotely concerned.

Jan 16 (Reuters) - A student killed a female teacher and classmate with a knife and injured another classmate at a high school in northern Slovakia on Thursday, officials said. Several emergency ...

Demonstrators carried Slovak and EU flags, played the EU anthem, and displayed banners like "We are Europe" and "Fico, go to Moscow, leave Slovakia in peace." ...

A 19-year-old student’s decision to avoid shaking hands with Slovak President Peter Pellegrini has ignited a political storm, dividing public opinion and drawing reactions from top officials.

Slovakia's state-controlled transmission system operator SEPS said it will continue supplying electricity to Ukraine as part of an emergency assistance contract, despite threats from Slovak Prime ...

Thousands took to the streets in the Slovak capital Bratislava on Friday, 3 December in protest at Prime Minister Robert Fico's foreign policy actions. Source: Aktuality, as reported by European ...