How the EU recovery fund can be used to bolster talent in the country.

Check out the overview of news from Monday, August 3, 2020.

Nearly 3,400 people have lost Slovak citizenship so far based on the law adopted in 2010.

The Council for Budget Responsibility has offered revised economic predictions in its July prognosis.

High government official resigns but leaves too many questions unanswered.

Visit one of the most beautiful mountain ranges in Slovakia.

The first electric wagon left the depot in late August, 1895.

80 people from 22 countries have enrolled.

Politicians and government officials commemorated the Roma Holocaust Memorial Day on August 2.

Questions surround the death of the publisher of Buongiorno Slovacchia. He allegedly received threats before he died.

The coronavirus crisis has hit all economic sectors, including tax, audit and consultancy

The total number of cases has exceeded 2,350.

In the era of Ottoman wars, Komárno became a border fortification.

Closing speeches of the defendants and defence lawyers have been delivered, verdict in the Kuciak murder case expected next week.

It has been an eventful Friday in Slovakia. Read your overview of news from July 31, 2020.

Along with two more bills, this is the first time the president has declined to sign legislation from the new parliament.

UK government have launched an info campaign to help Brits in Slovakia navigate Brexit before the transition period ends.

Devínska Kobyla is unparalleled in its botanical, entomological and paleontological value.

Nationality still a problem, though, and linguists warn against hasty change to convention.

Health authority warns people to use water from the public water mains instead.

Read this week’s overview of culture and travel stories from Slovakia.

It may be accessible to the public in the future.

Read your overview of news from Slovakia on Thursday, July 30, 2020.

The state will earn €35 million for not exercising its preemptive right to acquire VSE Holding shares.

If you are heading to the High Tatras, arm yourself with patience.

The investigation into bribery linked to agricultural subventions has so far landed businessmen Martin Kvietik and Norbert Bödör in prison and is still ongoing.

Slovakia boasts a rich and long-rooted tradition of folk costumes and various traditional architecture.

The Slovak ballet dancer says that it was difficult to build a name among dancers from renowned ballet schools at first.

These people still need to stay in home isolation and undergo testing.

Damaged nearly 229 hectares of forest.

Slovak labour market mimics development abroad.

The higher the level candidates have reached, the more difficult it is to change jobs and to find something locally appealing as the Slovak market lacks headquarter level jobs.

The overview of news from Wednesday, July 29, 2020.

The 17-year-long proceeding has come to an end. He will serve nine years in prison.

Justice Minister Mária Kolíková has introduced several ways Slovakia can use the money allocated to fight the coronavirus.

Slovakia has 5.4 million inhabitants, will pre-order 3 million vaccines.

The coin with the motif of Štiavnica is the first coin in Slovakia combining 24-carat gold with hand-coloured painting.

More people in Africa, Asia or Latin America can be supported when people purchase products with the Fairtrade brand.

High temperatures were followed by strong storms.

However, return to shopping abroad as soon as possible.

State Secretary Lukáš Kyselica was allegedly asked to report about the current interior minister.

Read the overview of news from Slovakia from Tuesday, July 28, 2020.

The entire Slovakia will continue to be hit by storms on July 29.

The EU Public Prosecutor’s Office to launch in late 2020.

You can find some expected and unexpected wines among the production of Slovak winemakers.

Prosecutor talks about lives in danger.

Peter Kolesár (Civitta Slovakia) and Mary MacPherson (Slovak American Foundation) point to Košice’s potential to become a regional innovative hub, demonstrating the path to follow on the examples of Brno and Estonian Tartu.

Visitors may lie down and watch the sky.

Protect your privacy online, police advise people.

The fall of the independent news website in Hungary concerns all independent journalists in the region.