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Martin Fabok

Martin Fabok

Fico: Slovakia Ascendant on Corruption Index, But We're Not Happy Yet

Fico: Slovakia Ascendant on Corruption Index, But We're Not Happy Yet

Bratislava, January 27 (TASR) – Although Slovakia has seen improvement in its ranking of the corruption chart, the Government is far from satisfied because what’s important is to respond to sentiments and needs of people, Prime Minister Robert Fico said at a press briefing on Wednesday. Fico spoke in response

Sobotka to Convene Extraordinary V4 Summit on Migrant Crisis

Sobotka to Convene Extraordinary V4 Summit on Migrant Crisis

Bratislava, January 26 (TASR) – The Czech Republic will convene an extraordinary summit of the Visegrad Four (V4: Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia) in mid-February to seek solutions to the migration crisis at the European level, Czech Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka announced during his one-day visit to Bratislava on Tuesday. The

Fico: We Look Teachers Straight in Eye, Ask for Understanding

Fico: We Look Teachers Straight in Eye, Ask for Understanding

Bratislava, January 26 (TASR) – The Slovak Government is looking teachers straight in the eye, Prime Minister Robert Fico said on Tuesday in response to the ongoing teachers strike. Fico pointed out that in 2012-16 alone, teacher salaries saw a hike of 22 percent, representing the highest growth in public administration.

Kiska: Slovakia Can Draw Inspiration from Projects of Prince Charles

Kiska: Slovakia Can Draw Inspiration from Projects of Prince Charles

Glasgow, January 25 (TASR) – Slovakia can seek inspiration in employment support projects launched by Prince Charles, believes President Andrej Kiska, who paid a visit to Scotland on Monday. Kiska visited Dumfries House requalification centre at the invitation of the Prince of Wales. “It was in Scotland where Prince Charles launched

KBS: Decent People Suppressed and Intimidated in Health Care Debate

KBS: Decent People Suppressed and Intimidated in Health Care Debate

Bratislava, January 25 (TASR) – The Catholic Church on Monday levelled criticism about the current state of affairs in health care, as the Church doesn’t take kindly to how nurses taking part in mass resignations are being treated and is thus asking Prime Minister Robert Fico and Health Minister Viliam