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Brief Background
Location
Central Europe
Capital
Bratislava
Main Religion
Christianity (catholicism)
National Language
Slovak. The other official language is Hungarian
(Slovakia has a substantial active Hungarian minority).
Government
Parliamentary democratic republic
History
The country became independent in 1993 after the split of
Czechoslovakia into Slovakia and the
Czech Republic.
Slovakia became a member of the European Union in 2004.
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SK
ISO Code
SK
SLOVAKIA
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| Location | Central Europe |
| Capital | Bratislava |
| Main Religion | Christianity (catholicism) |
| National Language | Slovak. The other official language is Hungarian (Slovakia has a substantial active Hungarian minority). |
| Government | Parliamentary democratic republic |
| History | The country became independent in 1993 after the split of
Czechoslovakia into Slovakia and the
Czech Republic. Slovakia became a member of the European Union in 2004. |
| International Oval | SK |
| ISO Code | SK |