The total number of cases has exceeded 371,000.

Volunteering still lacks the prestige it enjoys in more western countries.

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The prime minister also commented on the recent statements of an OĽaNO MP.

The Health Ministry opened the registration for people older than 45 years.

Several foreign media have reported on the recent dispute over the Russian vaccine Sputnik V in Slovakia.

Both the ministry and the drug control authority were notified about the lacking registration but had no objections, said head of the Biomedical Research Centre.

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Startups use sophisticated technology to give accurate data about waste.

The former prime minister committed a diplomatic faux pas and disregarded the Slovak national interest, says foreign policy analyst Pavel Havlíček.

General Prosecutor’s office has received a motion to investigate the controversy surrounding vaccines.

The Heger cabinet is now complete. Progressives make their way to parliament.

Director of the Slovak Institute for Drug Control welcomes the laboratory tests but would be surprised if Hungarians performed the assessment.

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The former PM who now serves as finance minister is to visit Viktor Orbán today. Slovak Academy of Sciences says they tested the Russian vaccine per his health minister's request.

Slovakia has not taken a final decision on what time to keep yet.

Schools gradually re-open from April 12. Slovak politicians call for de-escalation of tensions on the Ukrainian-Russian border.

Košice has seen the largest rise.

The first batch should arrive in Slovakia in mid-April.

Ministry promises more information on April 12, when it will announce how schools should operate from April 19.

Not everyone has the luxury of washing their hands 20 times a day, says sociologist Zuzana Kusá.

Russians want the vaccine back, citing contract violations.

Mammoth bones have recently been found near the spa town.

Conditions remain the same as during the previous call.

They have reassured Ukraine of Slovakia supporting its territorial sovereignty.

Blood clots can be a very rare side effect, but the overall benefit-risk remains positive, the European Medicines Agency said.

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Kapitulská Street is separated from the castle and remains largely untouched.

Slovakia will receive first Johnson & Johnson vaccines by the end of April. Skier Petra Vlhová ends cooperation with her Italian coach.

Only smaller events will be held at the Trenčín Airport this summer.

The president will re-establish the minister on Friday.

The town has two pillars related to its experience with plague.

The measures may be lifted after April 19, if the situation does not worsen much.

The Health Ministry has final word on whether Slovakia will vaccinate with Sputnik V or not.

Sputnik V should be used in Slovakia only after registration, respondents in a recent survey opined.

Warnings of hardest ever year ahead for producers.

The president explains her steps and considerations in the recent coalition crisis.

Former PM published the most sexist status. Most of the prices in Bratislava public transport will be more expensive.

Some types of tickets will be scrapped, others will be more expensive.

The change came after a doctor said that three quarters of people vaccinated on Easter were under eligible age.

But it did not confirm inhumane treatment.

The census is not over yet.

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Support and aid schemes are insufficient, they say.

The number of hospitalised Covid patients dropped in the last days of March, but the situation after Easter will be crucial.

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.

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