The total number of PCR-confirmed cases has exceeded 420,900.

The most frequently asked question they have to answer is: Why on Earth would anyone choose Slovakia over Italy?

I got the best of both worlds, said Patrizio who has both Slovak and Italian parents.

Instagram almost certainly accelerates what is already a global public health crisis.

The British retailer may continue falling, another company threatening its position.

Only one third of Slovak entrepreneurs paid their invoices on time. Booster shots could be administered next week in social care centres.

The decision is not valid yet.

Verbal and physical attacks are aimed against their family members, too.

The capital will not see a new main railway station earlier than 2030.

Foreign visitors of other than neighbouring countries were more of an exception.

Some vaccination centres require approval from the person's doctor.

Economy Minister Richard Sulík talks about reforms and more.

Ministers deal with increase in electricity prices. Slovak hydrogen car premieres at Expo Dubai.

Slovak pavilion is now open to the public, despite some initial problems.

The hospital in Žilina even summoned a crisis staff to discuss potential solutions.

Current electricity prices below last year’s level.

Slovak Queer Film Festival will welcome only fully vaccinated visitors.

Supermarket chains often offer their own ecological alternatives for customers.

The worst colour Bratislava can be classified as in the Covid automat warning alert system is red.

The change is expected on November 1.

AI slashes production time and costs in several facets of the manufacturing industry.

In some cases, possession of marijuana in Slovakia carries a harsher sentence than manslaughter.

Alan Craig’s diverse skillset and hankering for adventure have led him down interesting paths in Slovakia and beyond.

Anca Dragu, who made Slovakia her home, cared deeply about the country and did what she could to make it better.

First money from the recovery plan to arrive soon. Business centres hired people despite pandemic. Travel conditions to Czechia, Norway and the UK change.

The ministries of health, justice and education to receive first package amounting to more than €800 million.

Hybrid work model should apply in the future, as stems from the recent survey, but the legislation is still missing.

Attempts to court dialogue with opposition leaders are spurned.

Tombs and prehistoric items have also been found during an archaeological survey next to Ružička's House in Žilina.

The best Slovak marathon runners were Tibor Sahajda and Sylvia Sebestian.

The private carrier RegioJet provides a direct connection between several towns and the Slovak and Czech capitals.

Expensive building materials are contributing to the rise in costs.

The late priest Anton Srholec is one Slovak honoured this way.

Developers of logistics real estate as well as transport companies implement innovations that make their operation more environmentally friendly.

Slovak towns and regions have opted for linden trees.

Hygienists still recommend them as a preventative measure against Covid and the flu.

New rules for masks at schools. White Night's last weekend in Bratislava. Oligarch charged with corruption still missing. The furniture set auction houses can only dream of may soon return to the iconic pharmacy.

If it shuts down, its ecologically produced aluminium could be replaced by imports from Asia.

Court sees no reason for criminal prosecution of the corruption investigators.

Your weekend reads, including bike trips and Bratislava news, rounded up in one place.

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.