The total number of PCR-confirmed cases has exceeded 400,000.

Parents and children from Bratislava, Vienna and surroundings are invited.

The four-day tour of Pope Francis in Slovakia is over, here is how it went.

Foreign media report on the political dimension of Pope Francis' visit to Slovakia.

We must not reduce faith to mere sugar to sweeten our lives, Pope Francis says during national pilgrimage on his last day in Slovakia.

Tens of thousands are attending the mass with Pope Francis.

He encouraged young people not to be impacted by sadness and pessimism.

Veronika Remišová of Za Ľudí claimed that the ministry belongs to her party, but political analyst claims that her negotiation position is weak.

Shops will close tomorrow due to a national holiday. New Bratislava bus station opens by the end of September.

Nineteen works entered in the Garden, Park and Detail of 2020 contest.

Listening to the conversations recorded in the office and the car of Dobroslav Trnka dominated two days of the trial in September.

Putting people in ghettos solves nothing, Francis said during his visit to Slovakia's largest segregated Roma neighbourhood.

For the first time in history, a pope served the Greco-Catholic liturgy in Slovakia.

In addition to reciting Sohrab Sepehri, stand-up comedian Nastaran "Nasi" Alaghmandan Motlagh speaks about the fjúžn festival and the period in her life when her family left Iran and moved to Slovakia.

Developer promises an airport-like bus station.

But the shortage of nurses is in the thousands.

The meeting is another gesture of sympathy of the pope towards Bezák.

Faith must not be used to justify discrimination and oppression, the Pope said.

Four investigators and acting chief of inspectorate detained. Slovak film wins prestigious Venice Film Festival award.

Indictment related to influencing witnesses.

Covid still prevailed in the young age groups.

The ongoing papal visit is expected to dominate the news, but last week brought some changes on the Slovak political scene.

Some politicians cannot be trusted to take the side of their own country against Russia.

The Church does not want to control people's conscience, Pope Francis insists.

Renegades from far-right ĽSNS would enter the parliament for the first time.

MPs summoned Maroš Žilinka to explain the recent actions of the GP office.

It is the first time in the history of modern Slovak cinematography a Slovak film has been awarded in Venice.

Pope Francis mentioned solidarity, the need for integration and peace.

The AIslovakIA national platform aims to connect academia, businesses and state.

Hundreds of believers, politicians and the representatives of the Church welcomed him at the airport.

A bench of love in the Kysuce region has a box where people can leave their confession letters. Some may appear in a local paper.

In August, the Tatras National Park counted tourists, cyclists and dogs in the largest Slovak mountains.

Abandoned harpsichord recalls cultural complex PKO, Bratislava wants to solve complaints about greenery and roads maintenance quicker and Slovakia joins in marking the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.

Complaints about the maintenance of greenery and roads can be solved within 72 hours.

One of the main lines of Eustream’s transmission network might be used solely for the transport of hydrogen.

Another Spectacular Slovakia weekly roundup packed with new stories and Bratislava events is ready.

Hundreds of thousands of people live under the threat of terrorism every day.

What did Bratislava look like shortly after the Soviet invasion?

Abandoned harpsichord inspires project about fate of historical cultural complex.

Štefan Hamran appointed to lead Police Corps. Summer brought an abnormally high number of job ads.

It's really the first real crucial step to building our commitment to collective defense, the chief of the general staff of the Armed Forces said.

The times are only approximate. They may change, police claim.

Slovakia marks 80 years since adopting the legislation that eliminated Jews from public life.

Anna Záborská is known for her proposals to restrict access to abortions.

The cabinet members also consider the declaration they adopted as a pledge to prevent the misuse of legislation for the dehumanisation of citizens.