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Slovakia

24 entries quoted from the Wikipedia articles written per year for Slovakia, 1993 CE to 2024 CE. Each century below shows a sample spread across it; the year link on a line opens everything held for that year.

20th century

1 entry, 1993 CE to 1993 CE

21st century

23 entries, 2009 CE to 2024 CE

  • 2009June - European Parliament electionSlovakiasource
  • 2009January 1 - Slovakia changes currency, replacing the koruna with the euro.Slovakiasource
  • 2009Slovakia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2009Slovakiasource
  • 200922 June – Dominik Kočik, darts playerSlovakiasource
  • 201012 June – Parliamentary electionSlovakiasource
  • 201030 August – The 2010 Bratislava shootingSlovakiasource
  • 201018 September – Slovak political reform referendum, 2010Slovakiasource
  • 201127 July – Rudolf Baláž, bishop (born 1940).Slovakiasource
  • 201114 April – Apricot Island releasedSlovakiasource
  • 20117 May – Milan Mišík, geologist (born 1928)Slovakiasource
  • 201216 August – Bystrík Režucha, conductor (born 1935)Slovakiasource
  • 20129 November – Milan Čič, lawyer and politician, Prime Minister of the Slovak Socialist Republic from 1989 to 1990 (born 1932).Slovakiasource
  • 201321 September – Peter Solan, film director (born 1929)Slovakiasource
  • 201325 November – Marian Kotleba of People's Party Our Slovakia wins the election of Governor of Banská Bystrica Region. Kotleba's win was described as a "shock" by political analysts, who attributed it to deep anti-Romani sentiments in the region.Slovakiasource
  • 20137 September – Marek Špilár, football player (born 1975)Slovakiasource
  • 2014March 15 - the first round of the Slovak presidential election is held. Prime Minister Robert Fico and businessman-turned philanthropist Andrej Kiska advance to the second round.Slovakiasource
  • 20167 January: Anton Srholec, 86, Salesian priest.Slovakiasource
  • 201616 August: Gabriela Hermélyová, 92, swing musician.Slovakiasource
  • 201717 January – The government approves proposed amendments tightening conditions for job-seekers receiving unemployment benefits.Slovakiasource
  • 201820 November – Minister of Foreign Affairs Miroslav Lajčák announced that he would contemplate his resignation if the parliament rejected the Global Compact for Migration.Slovakiasource
  • 201821 February – Murder of Ján KuciakSlovakiasource
  • 202020 July: Krisztián Forró elected as new leader of SMK, member party of MKÖ-MKS.Slovakiasource
  • 202430 April – The National Council approves in the first reading a legislative amendment introduced by the Slovak National Party requiring non-profit organizations (NGOs) which annually receive more than €5,000 from outside Slovakia to register as "organizations with foreign support".Slovakiasource