The total number of cases has exceeded 298,000.

It has been a really intense year, but I don't regret anything, writes ADRA Slovakia volunteer Laura Naw.

Students and teachers have a problem with mental health. MP infected with coronavirus twice in two months.

Intensive care specialists to stay three weeks.

The European Commission did not recommend closing borders, stressing the need for free movement of people and goods.

Most people believe vaccination will lead to an improvement in their financial situation, a survey shows.

Does anyone understand Slovakia’s pandemic rules any more?

Why it may be a good idea to focus your attention in-house when looking for talent?

All of them are gradually becoming monuments.

The research shows that depression and anxiety have increased twofold since 2018.

Independent journalists will continue doing their job.

Interest in houses skyrockets. No more lack of syringes. Hospitals report record numbers of Covid patients.

Mecom will fit into their growth plan in Europe, the buyer said.

They claim the ministry did not provide the necessary instructions after use of the drug was approved last month.

Also this week: The coalition loses an MP, Sputnik creates new splits in the coalition, and some good news about the economy.

Chirana T. Injecta will supply 4 million syringes to Slovakia by March 19.

A new swing was built in the village of Oščadnica. The creators were inspired by the one in Zázrivá.

Leaders should never make baseless accusations of journalists or spread abusive criticism, the secretary-general of Reporters Without Borders claimed.

Ľubomír Petrák gained the respect of political opponents with his work. Politicians expressed their condolences.

Filip Polášek and Croatian player Ivan Dodig beat Joe Salisbury and Rajeev Ram in men’s doubles final.

Think about India the next time you are lined up to take a meaningless antigen test.

The Slovak skier is vice-master in slalom.

The Supreme Court has yet to launch the appellate trial. It's been three years since Ján Kuciak and Martina Kušnírová were murdered.

Dutch MEP who has monitored the rule of law after the murder of Ján Kuciak and Martina Kušnírová says the system was the problem in Slovakia.

Thousands doses of Ivermectin head to Slovakia, the Environment Ministry considers the Danube-Oder-Elbe water corridor as problematic, last year’s biggest environmental fine concerns a large fire in a chemical storage facility.

The building may house toilets or be used for the sale of refreshments.

PM personally negotiated with Russia over the delivery of unregistered vaccines.

The pandemic reduced traffic through the airport last year.

The venue witnessed onset of the 1989’s Velvet Revolution.

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Slovak manufacturer will supply Slovakia with needed syringes for vaccination after hospitals claim they had problems buying them. Neighbouring countries will provide medical help to Slovakia.

Data will help create better policies and services for communities, experts say.

He is using a private plane to fly from Dubai to Kuchyňa.

The power of the nose is much more influential over the body and psyche than previously understood.

Vendors will still have to pay fees to the provider, but lower than bank terminal rent.

The largest contributors to air pollution in Slovakia are large industrial sources and domestic sources of pollution.

Pavol Lazar's collection of stamps is worth €1.5 million.

One global award has already come the cemetery's way.

The aid will go to people endangered by the lack of food.

The number of tourism accommodation facilities plummeted last year due to the pandemic.

Filip Polášek is the first male Grand Slam tennis player to make it to the finals.

Employers call for approving the supply of Russian vaccines. Stricter border rules come into force.

It does not appear coalition representatives have discussed potential replacements, though.

The Health Ministry has pointed to complications caused by the new Covid strains.

The answer is just three words.

The PIEPS Checkpoint is a world-famous board according to which ski mountaineers can assess avalanches through avalanche transceivers.

Over three quarters of all male and female students at Slovak universities experience sexual harassment, a study finds.

Scientists recommend steps to improve the situation. Let's experiment less, says President Čaputová.

Measures taken by the government are not working, and there is no self-reflection, according to Miroslav Kollár.