The total number of cases has exceeded 38,800.

Slovakia-style lockdown starts tomorrow. Take a look at the latest development in our news digest.

Thousands of people turned out to get tested on the first day.

The ministry will contribute to schools to buy computers and other equipment for distance learning.

Those who will be quarantined with a positive test result will be entitled to pandemic sick leave.

Dušan Kováčik faces corruption and other charges.

Three more MPs have reportedly tested positive so far.

But veteran trail marker says hikers need to pay attention to more than just signs.

The Slovak Philharmonic and Katarína Koščová to stream live concerts at the weekend, starting October 23.

Read your overview of news on Thursday, October 22, 2020.

Nationwide testing will follow, accompanied by another curfew.

They picked up the rubbish in the Tatras and Pieniny.

Delivery and takeaway are growing in popularity after restrictions were put in place, but it is not an option for everyone.

2021-2023 general government budgets lack consolidation measures.

Decades of missing maintenance have left a mark on Rusovce park.

Antigen tests to be used work on patients with symptoms.

Jozef Karika has published the new thriller Smršť. The halny wind is its main theme.

They will be distributed to regional headquarters and then to sampling places in the Orava region and the Bardejov district.

Based on local legend.

The sector hit hard by the coronavirus crisis should see money at the end of this year.

Dušan Kováčik is known for not filing any criminal lawsuits.

The overview of news from Wednesday, October 21, 2020.

Biggest employers have introduced measures, they do not want to talk about possible layoffs.

The city is working on several projects before the system begins.

The calculation of the six levels of the minimum wage and work surcharges will change, too.

The government risks the Constitutional Court canceling the nationwide testing.

The new fund is expected to be introduced from 2022.

They take you to the top 30 places in Slovakia.

But MP Anna Záborská, who proposed the amendment, is ready to submit it again.

Overview of news from Tuesday, October 20, 2020.

Meanwhile, the government has called on medical workers to help with sample-taking.

Many medical faculties test their students regularly.

But people are also afraid of becoming infected and organisational chaos.

Public transport should become greener in the capital.

In an in-depth interview, Minister of Justice Mária Kolíková outlines her ambitious plan to renew public trust in the judiciary.

Other strict measures apply to them as of October 15.

Dobroslav Trnka has been stripped of his robe in the past.

The Defence Ministry introduced the basic steps of the planned testing.

A hiker’s heaven and a show-case for folk architecture with well-preserved miners’ houses.

Overview of news from Monday, October 19, 2020.

The Pontis Foundation awarded organisations, institutions and individuals for the second time.

One-third of teachers think the coronavirus vaccination is a preparation for implanting chips, recent poll shows.

Nationwide testing is less utopian than the blackout but it is driven by the same ambition.

The senior coalition party was defeated by ex-PM Pellegrini’s movement, the Focus poll shows.

The finder will get his reward.

Ambassador Henk Cor van der Kwast cycles with Slovakia's mayors and loves the Slovak capital for its rich music history.

Foreigners living in Slovakia will be able to get tested too.

The protest took place at a time when assemblies with more than six people are banned.

The mining settlement Magurka is the highest located settlement in Slovakia.

It should take place during two consecutive weekends.