The total number of PCR-confirmed cases has exceeded 1,546,000.

Evacuation trains to Ukraine launched. Slovakia to prosecute Russian crimes in Ukraine. Only face coverings will remain mandatory.

2,100 soldiers should bring defence technology with them.

The only requirement that will remain in place concerns the wearing of masks and respirators.

Differences could be seen in the opinions of voters of different political parties.

Trenčianske Teplice Spa features a Hammam with a distinctive Moorish design.

It is not an issue to be communicated through injudicious press releases, Slovak defence minister said.

Card is better than cash when it comes to hryvnias.

Ukrainian refugees in eastern Slovakia tell their stories to Andrew Giarelli.

Poverty has a female face. Sanctions complicate the lives of Russians in Slovakia. Dutch troops' arrival confirmed.

Music may not give you the qualifications to become a doctor, scientist, or lawyer, but it equips you with the mental agility to succeed in all specialisms.

It might take years before I see my family in Russia and Ukraine, says Russian native and Bratislava inhabitant.

Erna Masarovičová, the first Slovak female sculptor, created two public space artworks of iron in Košice.

Municipalities did not have enough time to prepare for new duty.

Subjects involved in the gas industry will now search for ways to support the further production of biomethane.

There are several factors impacting the pay gap, and not necessarily discrimination.

Slovakia marks two years of the pandemic. The country has three gold medals from the Paralympic Games.

Other criminal complaints were submitted against people circulating Russian propaganda.

The support for coalition parties did not change much either, the recent Focus poll suggests.

Slovaks are making their president proud, but how long will it last?

Henkel’s business service centre in Bratislava has developed into a global operation.

More than one in three Slovaks are against their country's NATO membership.

NATO troops expected to bring technology that would otherwise take Slovakia years to procure.

There is also an information point at the main train station.

A new Slovak-English app takes visitors to seven hills.

Part of the building already collapsed.

The birds of prey come from a primary school near Banská Štiavnica.

People in Bratislava joined other European cities to call for peace in Ukraine.

No changes in radiation levels following Russian attack on atomic plant; former special prosecutor Dušan Kováčik is released from custody.

SIovak building sites could fall silent as Ukrainian workers return home to fight.

Bratislava recreational area will have a lakeside lounging facility.

We'll sing, we'll hike, and we'll visit Vukovar virtually.

Daryna Shevchenko describes the war in Kyiv and journalism in times of war.

They can connect with their classmates and teachers even if they are in various countries.

EC President thanks Slovakia for helping Ukrainians fleeing the war. More than 79,000 refugees have crossed the Slovak-Ukrainian border since the war started.

EC President Ursula von der Leyen discussed the situation at the borders with President Zuzana Čaputová and PM Eduard Heger.

Russia has trampled on the memory of the fallen, the Foreign Affairs Ministry said in response.

Entrepreneur Milan Kovalančík from Lučenec came up with the idea.

The currently valid law somewhat discourages people from joining foreign armies.