The total number of PCR-confirmed cases has exceeded 392,400.

Vaccine hesitancy up compared to May. Sputnik finally lands in Matovič's arm. Still no Olympic medals for Slovakia.

As many as 800,000 threatened by poverty and social exclusion in 2020.

Cabrio bus is free of charge for all, but capacity is limited.

The police inspectorate has accused important witnesses in major corruption cases in Slovakia.

An automaton clock celebrates the city's mining history.

At the same time, most respondents of a recent poll reject mandatory vaccination.

The most popular e-cars are produced by Volkswagen.

Reporters Without Borders has expressed its support for the fired reporter and pointed to several problems with the report.

The organisation’s mission had not changed over the decades, says current head.

Reasons for the vast outage remain unknown.

Higher age limit for testing and longer test negativity for events. No Olympic medals for Slovakia so far. Collusive custody will change.

Over 90 percent of entrepreneurs reported lower sales this spring compared to last year.

Meteorologists have issued several weather warnings for the coming three days.

Life is as it was before Brexit for British nationals in Slovakia once they've got their documents sorted.

MPs pass a law with mild advantages for the vaccinated, but vaccination will be required to see the Pope live.

Discover the monastery once inhabited by Carthusian monks and the "flying" rocks in the Pieniny mountains.

The change will come into force at the beginning of next year.

Most of the new rules came into force on July 26, 2021.

Hundreds of people protested against the amendment that the parliament passed on Sunday morning.

A new video series takes people to places not many know of.

International friends and partners of Slovakia celebrate Bratislava Pride.

The youngest member of the Slovak Olympic team kicks off the games with a personal record. Extensive reconstruction of Bratislava's Michael's Tower launched.

The use of AI in law firms, the CSR activities of law firms, an interview with Special Prosecutor Daniel Lipšic and gender equality in law firms are among the highlights of the latest Business Focus.

Bratislava's city transport company wants to boost the morale of passengers.

Protests are linked to the expected vote on new vaccination-based Covid measures.

Inside of sculpture believed to contain historical and religious artefacts.

Culture, sports and travel stories rounded up in one place.

Pope will meet people in four locations around Slovakia over his three-day visit in September.

Efforts to improve the independence of the Slovak justice system have continued in 2020. Pride will be online this year.

It will be streamed on July 24 and accompanied by numerous music performances.

The captain of the Slovak team won an award for the most successful tournament competitor.

Slovakia has not yet tried the most effective way to incentivise vaccinations.

The 2021 Rule of Law Report on Slovakia highlights certain changes in the judiciary and the fight against corruption.

Holidaymakers do not have to be afraid, they are not harmful.

Contemporary Hungarian used in Slovakia takes some words and even grammar from Slovak.

I wish people would perceive us as an enrichment, not as a 1,000-year-old disease that still occurs here, says a Slovak-Hungarian writer.

The Aspremont Summer Palace now houses the office of the dean of the Faculty of Medicine of Comenius University.

Speed canoeists Erik Vlček attends his sixth Olympics. Walker Matej Tóth to wind up his successful career in Tokyo.

Border rules will not change, despite protests. 72 cases of Delta variant confirmed. Slovakia commemorates 141 years since Milan Rastislav Štefánik was born.

But the worsening situation in some holiday destinations increases the risk of getting infected.

It is not clear for now how much money people will win.

They both have already received Olympic medals.

The sellers of used cars will try to get rid of flooded vehicles.

The validity of vaccination might be prolonged.