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Supreme Audit Office of the Slovak Republic

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Leadership dispute and nomination rejection at Slovak MoE

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Latest: Slovakia President delays appointment of Filip Kuffa

The political crisis within Slovakia’s Ministry of Environment has escalated following the dismissal of Minister Tomáš Taraba. Taraba was removed after Prime Minister Robert Fico proposed his dismissal to uphold coalitio

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Central Europe water crisis: infrastructure and agriculture

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Latest: Czech Republic implements water management and flood protection measures

The drought and extreme weather crisis across Central Europe and the Balkans has intensified, characterized by heatwaves, severe thunderstorms, and prolonged water scarcity. In Slovakia, experts warn of a “new climate re

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Slovakia faces rising debt and fiscal stability warnings

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Latest: Slovak Chamber of Commerce criticizes 2027–2029 state budget

Slovakia’s fiscal outlook remains under intense scrutiny as projections suggest public debt could reach approximately 118 billion euros by 2029, or 71.8% of GDP. While previous estimates from the Supreme Audit Office (NK

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Slovak state budget and fiscal governance

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Latest: Slovak Supreme Audit Office criticizes government budget process

The Slovak government has begun preparations for the 2027 state budget, which includes a projected deficit of 4.94% of GDP and a plan to abolish the transaction tax by 2028. Alongside fiscal planning, the administration

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Slovak Social Insurance Agency digitalization issues

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Latest: Slovak Social Insurance Agency plans 30 million euro system modernization

The Slovak Supreme Audit Office (NKÚ) has identified significant inefficiencies and delays in the digitalization of the Social Insurance Agency. An audit covering 2022 through early 2026 revealed that despite available e