The Slovak Spectator asked companies in the sector about the tangible results of their work.

Covid situation improving but set to worsen again. Ministers OK major bill on aid to refugees and other war-related issues. Ukrainian kids gradually placed in Slovak schools.

Education Ministry preparing financial contribution for schools.

Economy minister says power plants have this year covered. Alternative supplier is expensive, he said.

The pandemic is still far from over, observers note.

The ruins are a national cultural monument and have undergone several renovations.

The first electric tram line for passengers was put into use in 1914.

The village needs a solution before an ecological disaster.

Security units did not recommend that the PM travel to Ukraine.

The total number of PCR-confirmed cases has exceeded 1,597,000.

Dentist-turned-military medic from western Ukraine first helped the wounded at Maidan in Kyiv in 2014.

The Slovak Spectator offers practical information for refugees from Ukraine.

US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin will visit Slovakia on Thursday. Slovak parliament greenlights the presence of NATO troops in Slovakia.

Slovak government does not rule out Russia may conduct airstrikes in the immediate vicinity of the Slovak border in coming days.

Their overall revenues grew by 9 percent compared with 2019.

New vehicles should arrive by the end of next year.

The information they collected concerned topics including Ukraine, NATO, and the Slovak Armed Forces.

He met with the General Prosecutor of Ukraine in Uzhhorod.

With the war in Ukraine, the state needs to ramp up its defence spending, the prime minister admits.

A law has been proposed to allow two members of a special election committee with a ballot box to visit a voter in isolation.

At least three people were detained due to suspicion of espionage for Russia. PM Eduard Heger met with Pope Francis in the Vatican.

The police detained people from the intelligence service, Defence Ministry and disinformation website on espionage charges.

Prices of train and Bratislava public transport tickets will be not more expensive for now.

The war has quickly shifted the conversation about Slovakia’s defence.

Parliament will discuss the proposal on Tuesday or Wednesday.

Having extremist parties as coalition partners is not supported by voters of the current coalition.

Opening hours are not limited anymore, capacity restrictions at mass events dropped.

War for talent ongoing in Slovakia.

The bench is located in one of the Kysuce villages.

Slovakia will be the only country he will visit on the bilateral level on his way to a NATO meeting in Brussels.

Four cultural institutions are making new tours available online.

People with reduced immunity can enroll for a second booster shot. PM Heger tables new sanctions against Russia at EU summit.

Bratislava’s boroughs are checking the shelters in their districts.

It took just one week to create a fully functional information point for people fleeing Ukraine.

The world’s largest country is in the grip of a cult.

The office is in touch with compatriotic organisations around the globe.

A Vietnamese Slovak, Ukraine and nature as an inspiration.

Trang Pham Thi Thu, who goes by the name Niki, has wanted to fit in Slovakia.

Planes bought in 2018 Slovakia will come a year late

More than 2,000 soldiers train in central Slovakia.

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Slovak living in the UK flew back to Slovakia to help people cross the border from Ukraine.

The wooden tower stands on Machy Hill above the village of Zuberec.

Nearly 2,000 people have registered for the shot.

No permission has been granted.

They are not dealing with the agenda of other foreigners living or coming to Slovakia for now.