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Slovakia
Slovakia (Slovak Republic) is a landlocked country in Central Europe and has a total land area of 18,932 sq mi. It became an independent state on January 1, 1993, with Bratislava as its capital and largest city.
518 Questions
What is the mountain chain that extends through Poland Slovakia Ukraine and Romania?
These mountains are the Carpathians Mountains.
Slovenia is the country you are referring to and it is a member. It joined in 2004.
What side of road do they drive on in Bratislava?
People in the Czech Republic drive on the left side of the road.
Who is the leader of Slovakia?
The president is independent Andrej Kiska, defeating Prime Minister Robert Fico in run-off of presidential elections in 2014. His predecessor Ivan Gašparovič, could not run for a third term.
As of 2012, Robert Fico's social democratic party SMER-SD, leads a single-party government. Next parliamentary elections are to be held in March 2016. The speaker of the parliament, since 2014, is member of SMER-SD, Peter Pellegrini.
The current president is Ivan Gašparovič
The current leader of Slovakia is Ivan Gasparovic.
What volcanoes are in Slovakia?
The highest mountain range in Slovakia are the Tatra Mountains. The highest point on these mountains is Gerlach Peak which is 1,500 kilometers tall.
How much would it cost to send a small package to Slovakia EU?
Depends on how many ounces, but a package ranging from 8 ounces to 24 ounces should be between $8.00 - $16.00 US
How does Ben Slovak look in Swindle?
He is short with black hair and weighs a hundred and twenty-five pounds.
Eastern Europe. In 1993 Czechoslovakia peacefully dissolved into the Czech Republic and Slovakia.
How do you say he is risen in slovak?
When it is used to describe Christ's resurrection, in Slovakian it is say "Kristus vstal z mŕtvych" or "On vstal z mŕtvych". Reply is "Naozaj vstal (z mŕtvych)!"
Orthodox Christians, especially in Eastern Slovakia, greet by "Christos voskrese!" with a reply of "Voistinu voskrese!"
What does Slovakia hope to gain from the membership eu?
My opinion as a Slovak:
1. re-union with the European continent after 50 years of forced friendship with Soviets.
2. free trade
3. common currency
4. many more
Which country is directly north of Slovakia?
There are many small countries south of Austria: Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Albania, Macedonia and then, Greece. And, that is heading due south. Moving southeast, there is Hungary, Bulgaria, Romania, and others I have not yet visited.
