The total number of cases has exceeded 365,700.

Feedback from people is mostly positive.

St. Elizabeth's Cathedral took 130 years to build and stands as the largest cathedral in Slovakia.

Psychologists, social workers and others condemn a recent parliamentary vote on a proposed change to the constitution to curb human rights.

The new prime minister could give Slovakia exactly what it needs right now.

It provides transport cards by local transport companies for long-term volunteers, with a credit.

The global shipping industry acts first and deal with consequences later.

NCZI has planned an outage for a few hours on Easter Sunday.

More companies report on their social responsibility activities.

In his podcast "Na Slovensku Aj Po Anglicky", Jeremy Hill speaks with 15 foreigners about their experiences learning Slovak.

The craft may once again become a source of money making.

Slovakia benefits from the new redistribution. We will remember it when others turn to us asking for solidarity, foreign affairs minister commented.

For some Easter means just four days holiday, for others it is the biggest religious festival of the year.

Easter with Bulgarian food and a Slovak orchestra on BBC Radio 3.

People should not fear their residence status will be an issue at the vaccination centre, human rights lawyer says.

Promised supply of Russian vaccines for March has not arrived in Slovakia.

The sum starts at €215,50.

A calculator will provide an estimation of when it will be your turn for vaccination. Journey by train between Bratislava and Prague will take longer.

The deep silence of Christ’s death night made me want to forget history, writes former Fulbright scholar and author Andrew Giarelli.

Foreign trade and industrial production still on a positive wave.

About 7 percent of respondents in the recent poll say they know a person who died of the virus.

The amendment adopted by the parliament also specify conditions for receiving the Covid surcharge.

Slovak visual effects artist Vladimír Valovič has worked on box-office hits such as Pirates of the Caribbean and Star Wars.

Finance is a powerful department in the government.

Most of the ministers of the Igor Matovič cabinet will continue under Eduard Heger.

The labour minister has yet to be appointed, Sme Rodina is reconsidering the nomination.

The church became the seat of a legal academy and a Catholic school.

President will appoint the new cabinet tomorrow. Last chance to get counted in the online census. Slovakia defeated Russia in the World Cup qualifier.

The Constitutional Court dismissed a motion submitted by the opposition and the general prosecutor.

The central bank published its prognosis, which is more optimistic than the Finance Ministry's prognosis.

The cabinet approved new exceptions from the curfew and prolonged rapid test validity.

The capital wants to fight the annoying insect in an environmentally-friendly way, asking people to take part.

60 days is too short for a fine for drivers on highways without e-stickers.

Support of the 53-strong OĽaNO caucus is likely to play a role.

Archeologists found some remains of a Gothic house cellar.

Žiar basin is ideal for such a project, says the company that will construct the power plant.

Slovakia alongside its closest allies and partners is considering improving human rights and democracy as a central pillar of its interest and value policies at home and also abroad.

Online education, requirements for new skills, home schooling and language learning during the Covid-19 era are among the highlights of the latest Business Focus.

Rules for travelling to Austria will be harder for cross-border commuters. The epidemic situation in Slovakia keeps improving.

If the situation doesn’t improve, 200 ageing doctors will leave their posts annually.

Experts warn to stay disciplined during upcoming holidays.

Matovič said on March 28 that his demands from last week are forgotten and he proposed to swap posts with Finance Minister Eduard Heger.

They suffer from health problems for weeks.

After a significant deterioration in the last two months, it has thus returned to the level of December 2020.

Results of studies in certain fields are often misinterpreted to represent the whole economy.