Slovakia 13/12/2017 Europe's food standards row is more than just east v west The four Visegrad countries have joined forces to campaign against “double standards” of food quality sold by multinational companies but the scandal could end up dividing them.
View 13/12/2017 Visegrad refugee policy offers nothing to be grateful for: View The V4 states have never acknowledged that for an EU-wide problem like immigration, there can be only an EU-wide solution, writes Lukáš Pokorný
Slovakia 27/11/2017 Slovakian PM works night shift in factory, says workers can expect salary bonuses In solidarity with night workers, Slovakian PM spent eight hours working a night shift in a car factory
Slovakia 13/10/2017 East v West - how EU countries are biting back at 'double standards' in food and product quality The Prime Ministers of the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia have urged the European Commission to fight ‘double standards’ in the
Denmark 11/08/2017 Denmark next to find contaminated eggs in food Denmark is the latest European country to discover eggs contaminated with insecticide in its food chain
brussels bureau 27/07/2017 President Juncker agrees on right to food equality European Commission President Juncker agrees with Slovak PM over food quality disparity between EU members states
brussels bureau 26/07/2017 ECJ to reject protest over migrant quotas, according to preliminary opinion The European Court of Justice will reject a case brought by Hungary and Slovakia, that the EU migrant quota system is not legal, according to a preliminary opinion by advocate general Yves…
Sport 03/07/2017 Tour de France: powerful Peter Sagan pedals to victory World champion Peter Sagan suffered a pedal problem in the final straight but slotted his shoe back into its clip in time and powered to victory in
brussels bureau 11/05/2017 The Brief from Brussels: EU officials see growing European economy This is the Brief from Brussels, our daily roundup of the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital.
brussels bureau 10/05/2017 Hungary and Slovakia challenge EU's refugee quotas Serious divisions emerge as Hungary and Slovakia tell the EU's top court that sharing out asylum-seekers in a quota system is unlawful.
Slovakia 18/04/2017 Students against corruption in Slovakia Citizens take to the streets in Bratislava to protest what they see as a corrupt government.
world news 22/02/2017 Eastern EU countries cry foul over "garbage can" food quality Hungary, Slovakia and the Czech Republic join forces in critiquing food companies they accuse of selling inferior foods compared to richer EU nations
Sport 14/02/2017 French flair wins team gold at Alpine world championships Mathieu Faivre anchored France to gold at the Alpine skiing World Championships in the Team Event at St Moritz.
Sport 31/01/2017 Shiffrin, Strasser take Stockholm World Cup parallel slaloms Mikaela Shiffrin continued her dominant season winning the Stockholm Parallel Slalom, but there was also a first title for Linus Strasser.
real economy 03/01/2017 How can Europe beat long-term unemployment? In this edition of Real Economy, Euronews looks at the fiscal drain from Europe's long-term unemployment crisis.
real economy 03/01/2017 How Slovakia addresses long-term unemployment State Secretary Branislav Ondruš explains why long-term unemployment is an issue in several Slovakian regions and how the government is taking action to allow more people to enter the labour…
business planet 09/12/2016 Key Enabling Technologies driving SME innovation in Europe What opportunities are there to turn Key Enabling Technologies (KETs)into business opportunities for SMEs across Europe?
world news 24/11/2016 Slovakian PM Fico calls journalists "dirty prostitutes" Government is in the spotlight over funding of promotional events as part of EU presidency
brussels bureau 27/09/2016 The Brief from Brussels: EU split on defence This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital.
brussels bureau 27/09/2016 EU split on defence plans EU defence ministers appeared to be split on Tuesday as they mulled a Franco-German plan to boost defence cooperation in Europe.
