The total number of cases has exceeded 228,700.

Slovaks smoke less than 10 years ago. Former tennis player who skipped the vaccination line helped at a hospital.

Leaked documents show the recipients of the Labour Ministry’s 2020 subsidies were favoured even though they did not achieve the highest score in the competition.

He may spend one to five years in prison.

The historical Grössling building will be extended to acquire new functions.

Investigative reporter Adam Valček writes about what he learned during the Kuciak murder trial and how it applies in the case of the charged co-founder of Penta.

It will have to pay €135,000.

The city plans to establish temporary testing points.

AT&T will probably dismiss employees, too.

There are many ways to spend your time during the pandemic, hiking is one of them.

Health minister admits resignation if alert system not observed. Slovak diplomat has a new lucrative post.

Slovak politicians respond to the detention of Alexei Navalny.

Carmakers manufactured 11 percent less cars than in 2019.

The government spent the week deciding about nationwide testing. Lockdown is starting to show in infection numbers, experts say.

Ján Nepomucký, Orava's favorite saint, has often been put up on pillars near the roads.

The pandemic has hit tourism hard.

Wander around a romantic castle, visit the highest peak in the Small Carpathians and taste the "drink of Gods".

The testing also took place in Košice and its surroundings, and Banská Bystrica.

Here are some of the answers to questions about the ongoing mass testing.

The solution is to force Facebook to regulate their content more — not less.

Mass testing, which the government has now branded as screening, starts tomorrow.

More details will be presented tomorrow.

Health care facilities can now be fined for undue preferential vaccination.

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Popular tourist destination in eastern Slovakia.

Slovakia’s plan for usage of money from the EU’s Recovery Fund, innovation potential and examples of green solutions of local companies and the challenge of renovating buildings are among the highlights of the latest Business Focus.

Police investigate reported surveillance of journalist. Wolf will be protected all year long.

Quotas for the hunting of wolves used to cause conflicts between ministries every year.

Police launch criminal prosecution after Denník N reporter said she was followed and opposition MP Robert Fico wrote about her private life.

Roland Café will not return.

An award-winning design by a Slovak architect and a trip to Zádielska dolina valley. Here’s your latest roundup.

Due to the virus, the most important part of the winter ski season is over.

On the other hand, Flydubai launches the flights earlier than scheduled.

Bratislava-based company develops a unique PCR test to detect the British strain of coronavirus. Education Ministry has officially confirmed schools will remain closed after January 18.

Bratislava-based company develops a unique PCR test to detect the COVID-19 strain that first appeared in Britain.

Matovič has the right as PM to remove Sulík from office but has not done it so far.

Critics and coalition partners speak up against the proposed revision to the public procurement law, authored by Sme Rodina minister.

Former Fulbright scholar reminisces about his first introduction to the Slovak capital and shows how much it has changed in one decade.

Ombudswoman Mária Patakyová is already dealing with the case.

The daily claims that Robert Fico has indirectly confirmed it.

Slovak paramedic Zuzana Jusková is a winter swimmer.

Changes apply to the Slovak-Ukrainian border, too.

Scientists fire back at PM Matovič after his harsh criticism. Moderna vaccine has arrived in Slovakia. Austria will close two border crossings with Slovakia on Thursday.

Labour market remains stable, impact on household consumption should be minimal, according to the IFP analysts.

Scientists and health care experts say that mass testing should only occur in the hardest-hit districts.

Valley located in the eastern part of Slovak Karst.

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Regular flights to start already in mid-January.

83 MPs supported the previous cabinet decision from late December.