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RRZ: Public Finances Heading towards Long-term Sustainability

RRZ: Public Finances Heading towards Long-term Sustainability

Bratislava, May 3 (TASR) – Slovakia’s public finances are heading towards long-term sustainability, the Budgetary Responsibility Council (RRZ) states in its latest Report on Long-term Sustainability of Public Finance for 2016 presented by RRZ President Ivan Sramko at a news conference in Bratislava on Wednesday. The long-term sustainability indicator for

Kalinak: Fines to Be Collected by Single Specialised Authority

Kalinak: Fines to Be Collected by Single Specialised Authority

Bratislava, May 3 (TASR) – Interior Minister Robert Kalinak (Smer-SD) is entertaining the notion of centralising the collection of all fines imposed by state bodies under the remit of his ministry, TASR learnt after the Government session on Wednesday. This means that a specialised central authority to enforce fines could be

At Least Two Cities to Host Anti-corruption Marches on June 5

At Least Two Cities to Host Anti-corruption Marches on June 5

Bratislava, May 2 (TASR) – A march against corruption is set to take place in at least two Slovak cities on June 5, TASR learnt from its organisers on Tuesday. The protests are being organised by secondary-school students David Straka and Karolina Farska along with Comenius University students Tomas Popovic and

SOPK: Monaco Can Help Us Gain Toehold in Africa and Arab World

SOPK: Monaco Can Help Us Gain Toehold in Africa and Arab World

Bratislava, May 2 (TASR) – Despite being a very small market, Monaco is viewed as part of the EU’s market and it provides great scope for investors and exporters from Slovakia, especially towards northern Africa and Arab countries, Slovak Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SOPK) chairman Peter Mihok said at

Kiska: Monaco Example for Slovakia to Utilise Potential

Kiska: Monaco Example for Slovakia to Utilise Potential

Bratislava, May 2 (TASR) – Monaco can serve for Slovakia as an example of a small country’s ability to utilise its potential regardless of the size of its population and territory, Slovak President Andrej Kiska said after meeting Albert II, Prince of Monaco in Bratislava on Tuesday. “Instead, what matters

Military Not Missing any Ammunition, Gajdos Says while Checks Underway

Military Not Missing any Ammunition, Gajdos Says while Checks Underway

Bratislava, May 2 (TASR) – An inspection into the stocks of the Slovak Armed Forces hasn’t revealed any ammunition being missing apart from several boxes containing grenades that have probably been stolen in Trencin-Kubra, Defence Minister Peter Gajdos (a Slovak National Party/SNS) nominee stated at the parliamentary defence committee

FinMin: Slovakia's State Budget Deficit Down by 1.7% in April

FinMin: Slovakia's State Budget Deficit Down by 1.7% in April

Bratislava, May 2 (TASR) – Slovakia’s state budget posted a deficit of €635.1 million at the end of April, down by €11 million (1.7 percent) year-on-year, the Finance Ministry reported on Tuesday. The state budget expenditures fell over the same period by €117.3 million (2.5 percent)