The total number of PCR-confirmed cases has exceeded 389,900.

It looks like a benign, if rather anodyne, document expressing support for families. But the “Declaration Pro Familia” signed by Central European governments in May could be used to push an ultra-conservative agenda at the EU level.

Recruiters say their clients take into account more than just one year of school when choosing suitable job candidates.

More than just well-known names placed on the list of the 10 largest HR companies in Slovakia.

Children will soon be able to receive the Pfizer vaccines. More flights from Bratislava airport to summer destinations.

The very first person expected to receive Sputnik V on June 7.

Seaside destinations create a big part of the offer.

People do not have to register, have a test or isolate upon arrival.

The state spent much more money to develop it than necessary, some experts claim.

The last time an amendment limiting access to abortion was discussed in parliament, it did not pass by one vote.

The match between Russia and Sweden was decisive for Slovakia.

Slovakia has 1.4 billion euros to spend on its health care facilities, mostly from the EU Recovery Fund.

Children often help improve mixed couples' relationship with their relatives.

The Botanical garden in Košice offers numerous plant species and rainforest greenhouses

More countries will recognise Slovak vaccination certificates. Meteorologists warn against low temperatures.

Volkswagen came to the Slovak capital in 1991.

A secret report is read out in parliament, MPs take an unprecedented step, the smallest party may disintegrate, and Matovič and Sulík scrap as fiercely as ever. It’s been an eventful week in Slovak politics.

This is the first time Executive Search rankings are part of the Career and Employment Guide.

The consolidation on the market of recruitment agencies continued in 2020.

The sculpture by Alexander Trizuljak was first displayed in 1970 in front of the Thermia Palace hotel.

The report concerned the alleged manipulation of corruption cases.

On the other hand, Finance Minister Igor Matovič keeps losing trust, the recent Focus poll suggests.

The pandemic has further damaged the reputation of representative democracy.

They also refuse vaccination.

The Southern Hiking Trail can be quite a challenge.

A change in the weather and – finally! – a lifting of restrictions prompts James Thomson to take his chances in the Slovak countryside.

Most neighbours will recognise Slovak vaccination certificates. Investment minister unveils the green pass app. Amended 2021 state budget passed, deficit higher. Bratislava Castle will burn tonight.

Parliament passes amendment to the state budget.

Many springs are deemed unpotable simply due to unsatisfactory pH levels.

Austria will only accept certificates on vaccines registered by the EMA and WHO.

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As parents, teachers and adults it is important that we lead by example.

Creative team behind the project are moving to Jarovce.

Tracing your roots may get addictive, but what does it take to succeed?

It is mostly middle-aged and older Slovak Americans who trace their roots.

Rules for collusive custody change following compromise. Junior coalition party on the verge of a breakup.

Reduction of flight traffic, closed factories and hard lockdowns lowered short-term carbon emissions.

Flights to Prague are currently under negotiation.

IOM’s Migration Information Centre, which also offers free Slovak language courses to migrants, celebrates 15 years.

Check out which border crossings are open, and how bus, train and air transport works.

Most left to work in production, recent Profesia poll suggests.

The recent poll also show stagnating willingness to get inoculated.

The justice minister and the speaker of parliament talk about a compromise solution.

Junior coalition party is experiencing problems that may disrupt the Heger government.

It once served as a place where young children could spend their free time.

The old Slovak National Theatre building, which opened in 1886, will undergo reconstruction.

Summer season with new travelling rules. Free choice of vaccines to be available from early June.

We can even vote to bring in Putin and Biden, Speaker of Parliament Kollár said.

The strictest pandemic measures will be applied in three districts only.

It is a joint signal of EU member states, said the transport minister.

The Russian vaccine will be administrated to people between 18 and 60 years of age.

The cabinet approved the traffic light system for travelling that will divide the countries into tiers.

People still need to stick to hygienic measures.

Hygienists consider respirators a better option, especially if vehicles are used by people from districts in a worse Covid situation.

The flights expected to be launched in late June.

People will be able to use electronic form.