The total number of PCR-confirmed cases has exceeded 413,700.

Students complain about insufficient traineeship and education that teaches them foreign language and transferable skills.

Half of the country's hospitalised Covid patients are in eastern Slovakia. The largest alternative energy supplier is leaving Slovakia.

The chair of self-governing region hopes it will motivate people to use public transport more.

The company's current customers do not have to worry about being left without energy.

Delivery services had to adapt to both increases and decreases in demand.

Marching extremists prompted Alica Frühwaldová to write the story of her own family.

The handling of red tape took seven hours more than the previous year, according to the Bureaucracy Index.

Facilities supposed to be divided into five categories since 2024.

Though she denies her guilt, Zuzana Plačková, TV reality show star and Playmate, faces a long jail time.

The city council has allocated funds for the purchase of the rare baroque furniture of the Salvator pharmacy from its current owner.

President met with coalition and opposition leaders. Slovak pavilion at Expo faces problems. Temporary bus station in Bratislava closes permanently.

President Zuzana Čaputová has met with the representatives of both the coalition and opposition to discuss the current atmosphere in society.

Instead of €2 billion, the state lost only €42 million in tax income, the latest prognosis suggests.

Archaeologists gathered at Pustý Hrad the past summer for the 13th time.

Slovakia’s chief hygienist receives threats everyday. Vaccination teams have been attacked as well.

Winemakers are also pointing to unsold goods from 2020 and 2021.

A financial contribution to one container could amount to €50-€200.

Many know her as Les, which means forest in Slovak. Olesia Paskarenko planned on becoming a landscape architect. Her plans changed a few years ago.

Kočner and Zsuzsová charged with planning murders. PCR tests are free for symptomatic people.

The pavilion should open in mid-October at the earliest.

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Laura Dittel of the Carpathian Foundation urges to make the most of the experience of the last year, build resilience and turn it into a new vision for our future.

In her speech about the state of the republic, the president offered a grim summary of the pandemic so far. Slovakia is in desperate need of stability.

PM Heger said Slovakia will not see another national emergency until the end of 2021.

Market suffers from delayed supplies of new vehicles.

Ahmedur Rashid Chowdhury calls on the Slovak capital to help exiled writers and artists work through their trauma.

PM does not expect national emergency to be declared. Romania toughens up rules for incomers from Slovakia. President will present her state of the republic address.

"I'm still alive" Pope Francis replies to question on how he's doing.

The agreement includes a promise to increase salaries and conditions for longer working hours.

Peter Kerekes' movie received an award in Venice for best screenplay.

Bratislava’s mayor is right that integration is a two-way street, but even the capital still has some way to go to see foreigners as residents rather than just visitors.

The Sme daily sums up conditions for hospitalisations, hospital visits and treatment.

Extremists are on the rise too, unlike the president and chairs of coalition parties, the recent Focus poll shows.

The recent world championships in Čunovo marked the end of six Olympic medallists' careers. Others may follow next year.

Visit one of the oldest and most beautiful spas in Slovakia and discover the surrounding Strážovské vrchy mountains.

The greater noctule bat is Europe's largest species but also the least studied.

Not all of its stretches will be put into operation on Sunday as officially planned.

Interior minister stays, Pavarotti from Slovakia celebrates his 70th birthday and Slovak food producer wins its fourth Great Taste prize.

Four gas infrastructure companies have joined forces to develop a hydrogen highway through central Europe.

The million-dollar question the state and towns can hardly answer.

Addy Akram speaks about how he became a local politician in eastern Slovakia and why foreigners should vote in Slovakia.