The total number of PCR-confirmed cases has exceeded 453,200.

Divers clean up mountain lakes in Slovakia every year.

People are obliged to show Covid passes, the Bratislava's Old Town promotes its most beautiful trees and construction of the traditional ice house in the High Tatras has started.

One of the spotlighted trees is a majestic European beech in the evangelical cemetery Kozia Brána (Goat Gate).

Voltia is partnering with Stellantis to expand its e-vans and adapt them for urban delivery.

The public can see the items found in the box in the Bratislava City Museum at the Old Town Hall this weekend.

I want to become a Slovak citizen so I must learn Slovak, says second-generation Slovak-American Gregory Fabian.

Jazz music is taking over Bratislava this weekend.

But in Slovak, your tongue actually works, says an American who learns Slovak.

Companies in Slovakia innovate to reduce emissions.

The Covid vaccine booster will be available for more people starting Monday. Education system reform is about to start.

The reform is made up of three main laws that have been already approved by parliament.

It is possible that suspicious companies have gained up to €24 million from public finances.

The experience of the first Slovak au pairs is wide-ranging. Some dealt with sexual harassment or no windows in their rooms, others had a wonderful time.

Two white chamois have been observed in the national park, but their colour exposes them to danger.

The price of the transaction has not been published.

Production of AdBlue substance impacted by high prices of natural gas.

Yet Slovakia belongs among countries with lowest poverty risk rates in Europe.

Gazprom is tightening the taps and gas prices are rising, claims MEP Martin Hojsík.

Salaries of frontline workers will be frozen. Slovakia records a new record in daily caseload. Meteorologists warn of strong wind.

Regional hygienists, nursing homes employees, teachers and soldiers will all be affected.

Nitra is the first city in Slovakia to become home to the pieces.

Almost all foreign developers who arrived in Slovakia have left. Those that remained have Slovak owners as well.

MP Taraba published a picture of the president's daughter, saying he was not being ironic.

These leaves could cause a shortage of employees in companies, employers warn.

It’s not only the far right that is behind extremist narratives in Slovakia – something which risks normalising such views and making them mainstream.

MP cyberbullied the president's daughter, police say. Slovakia has donated more than 700,000 vaccines. Famous Slovak opera diva dies.

About 3,000 people awaiting the recognition of Covid vaccination confirmation.

Leave my children out of it, the president responded.

The inventory of impossible extravagance is endless at Červený Kameň.

This is not the first time Dunja Mijatović has addressed a letter to Slovak MPs.

Edita Gruberová performed on opera stages across the world.

Matt Apuzzo was awarded for his reporting on the surveillance of the Muslim community, Russia's impact on the US election and the consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Robots can’t replace teachers, but they can help grade papers and individualise lesson plans.

The police and football associations have an information system to detect problematic individuals and groups.

You can criticise journalists, but calling them enemies is going too far.

Experts and activists warn of planned changes to abortions. New campaign supposed to lure people into vaccination. Football fans thwart a match in Trnava.

The proposal of conservative MP Anna Záborská will be discussed in a second reading at the October parliamentary session.

The study could help predict the course of the pandemic or set restrictions in districts according to regional hygienists.

Central bank governor Kažimír shows no signs of resigning, despite corruption charges.

Apart from the new campaign, the Health Ministry continues in its informational activities to boost the vaccination rate.

Slovakia has a handful of forest saunas. A new one will be built in Harichovce.

Police and paramedics were called to the scene.

Eight parties would make it into parliament, the recent AKO poll suggests.