The total number of cases has exceeded 382,200.

Current health minister says he is not going to allow the use of the Russian vaccine in Slovakia for now.

Rules for curfew change from May 3. Shops will be closed on the first two Saturdays in May.

People living in settlements show little interest in getting the jab; involvement of doctors they know and trust could help, according to field workers.

Fathers will be not obliged to submit an agreement with mothers about care of a child.

All shops must close during the national holidays.

2019 public procurement process for repairs dragging on.

Support for non-democratic solutions and for EU exit has decreased in the Slovak population compared to 2016.

There will be two new owners.

Changes come into force on Monday, May 3.

The House of the Good Shepherd houses the Museum of Clocks, an exhibition of more than 60 historical timepieces.

Barbora Kysilková's paintings were stolen from an art gallery in Oslo.

The Covid-19 pandemic slashed car production by 11 percent last year. A look at more detailed car production statistics from 2020.

The health minister promised to publish agreement on Sputnik V today. Cabinet approved new director of the intelligence agency.

Slovakia should receive more than €6 billion.

Quality honey and award-winning meads is only a small fragment of what Slovakia’s bees and apiculturers can offer.

The situation in Slovakia keeps improving; more districts will open all schools next week.

Ľubica Karvašová is the EU affairs advisor to the Slovak prime minister.

Korčok considers it a reciprocal step to Slovakia’s earlier decision to expel three Russian diplomats.

The museum has helped develop and maintain friendly relations between Darney, Slavkov u Brna, and Humenné for the past 30 years.

IOM has provided UK nationals with advice and support in taking the action the Slovak government has required when securing correct residence documentation.

4ka would like to provide the highest standard for receiving mobile data in summer in localities with many people.

LAMP tests take samples through gargling or saliva instead of a nasal swab, which is uncomfortable for many.

National emergency prolonged. Indian Covid strain has not been detected in Slovakia.

Russians ask for samples of Sputnik V vaccines for testing.

People willing to get Russian vaccine is the highest of all 10 surveyed countries.

PM Eduard Heger grants millions to organisations from his reserve fund.

Slovakia ceases to be a European museum of the energy sector, expert says.

Tibor Lörincz of Tatra Banka points out that Slovakia's path to knowledge economy requires many changes and much effort, but the first inevitable step is to start investing into R&D.

Probable reasons behind the decrease are anti-pandemic measures and an unwillingness to get married under such conditions.

Prime Ministers of the Visegrád Group condemn illegal actions carried out by Russian intelligence operatives in a joint declaration.

The mixing of vaccines has been approved in Germany, France and Sweden.

An outdoor theatre and a reception area complete the site of the Executioner's Bastion and Radoshto.

It was extended by another 30 days.

The Health Ministry will give preference to chronically ill patients. ZSSK plans to restore international trains.

The cabinet should decide on prolonging the national emergency, but some coalition members reject the idea.

The reason is a lack of semiconductor components.

Once the information is gathered and assessed, the bottom line is to choose the school that you and your child feel best about him attending.

OĽaNO leader Igor Matovič had cast doubt on Slovakia’s loyalty to its allies, but the Heger cabinet uses an opportunity to do the right thing.

Find out which rules apply when crossing borders, wearing masks and respirators, and going to schools.

Even high atop the hill, the place is never silent.

This is the only discovery of its kind in Trnava Region.

The Health Ministry will wait for the official statement of the Russian side.

Retailers have increased the share of lactose-free and gluten-free products on their shelves.

Most respondents in a recent Focus poll opine the government will last only a few months.

Trstená and Dolný Kubín are putting together market booths in their town squares, offering local products and traditions.

Conditions for cross-border commuters who have permanent or temporary residence in Slovakia and work in a neighbouring state will not change.

The ministry wants to motivate people to get vaccinated.

Corporate social responsibility and volunteering during the Covid-19 pandemic as well as waste sorting are among the highlights of the latest Business Focus.

The Public Health Authority has issued rules for restaurants and fitness centres ahead of another opening on Monday.

The verdict has not pleased the neighbouring municipalities.

A pile of rubbish at Bratislava’s Orthodox Jewish cemetery obscured precious gravestones.

Slovakia has expelled three Russian diplomats, including the military attache.

Dráčik came ahead of the chain of bookstores Martinus that dominated the ranking in previous years.

Due to sufficient food and lack of a natural predator wild boars are overpopulated in forests neighbouring Bratislava.

A weekly exploration of Slovakia: Horehronie rail bikes and secret spots around Košice.

Unearthing of 450 historic headstones helping to piece together history of Pressburg’s Jewish community.