The total number of cases has exceeded 386,500.

People who have already received appointments will be given another vaccine.

It has already had a positive impact on women’s lives across Europe.

Travelling to Belgium easier. Pregnant women in Bratislava Region will be given preference in vaccination list of stand-ins.

The Health Ministry promises to administer second shot to those waiting as planned.

Branislav Zurian did not want to comment on his decision.

It remains unclear when the cross-country highway through Slovakia will be finished.

Companies focus on their operation in new conditions, and their relation to customers, stems from a survey among business consulting experts.

Most long-term unemployed people in Slovakia are in Prešov Region.

Košice State Theatre was designed by one of the most talented architects of the 19th century, Adolf Lang.

The opposition motion was supported by 51 MPs only.

More than 240,000 people waiting for Covid vaccine shot. Five Slovak citizens sentenced by the British court.

Attractive tours, games and even theatre performances will be held across the country on May 15.

Hygienists plan to examine waste water, PCR tests should be combined with antigen ones.

Heat but no light from Matovič over nebulous tax reform, Za Ľudí defends its justice minister.

This mysterious and isolated mountain is proof of patience and endurance.

The service should also be available for people booking their appointment at the Foreigners’ Police soon.

At the same time, a ferry to Austria has restored its operation.

The vote on ousting Mária Kolíková from the post of justice minister was initiated by Smer chair Robert Fico.

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

OĽaNO claims that the minister has failed to clear up all the allegations raised by the opposition.

Vaccination appointments further allocated strictly according to age and diagnosis.

The new project wants to introduce the region to visitors.

Pandemic may further reduce the falling VAT.

Shops will be closed on Saturday, May 8 due to national holiday marking the end of WWII.

InoBat to develop and produce batteries to power electric bus fleet across Europe.

Slovakia registers three deaths post vaccination against Covid-19.

Vehicles do not keep to the speed limit. Activists registered a car driving at a speed of 92 km/h in the city centre.

John Selecky on an amazing search for his roots in Slovakia; lost tribute to Stalin taking on a modern twist.

The country switches to the light red tier on national level from next Monday.

Former health minister Krajčí commented on the Sputnik V contract. Carmakers still affected by the lack of components.

It will be based on three pillars: fair taxes, a single tax and single levy and benefits of €200 per child.

You can now also register for a vaccination if you are accompanying a person aged 70 or over.

Slovak students share their experiences of studying at universities abroad during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Only the next government will harvest the fruits of the planned reforms.

The pandemic has forced some to find new jobs, leaving their trades behind.

Residential real-estate market seems to be Covid-proof. No signs increase in prices should end soon.

President Zuzana Čaputová appoints Michal Aláč to lead the SIS.

Improved situation compared to previous months.

Chatam Sófer Memorial is the sole remaining part of the Jewish cemetery used until 1847.

The Health Ministry said the age limit for the Pfizer vaccine could change. EC greenlights the state assistance for tourism.

The politician was in a café after 21:00. His party colleague Jana Žitňanská drew consequences, too.

Only two districts will remain in the dark red tier next week.

Includes a replica of a water dam and a replica of a contemporary transportable backhouse used in the mines.

The state will cover 60 percent of the employee’s salary.

The pandemic also affects foreigners and the services provided by the IOM migration centre.

Petition to hold referendum signed by more than 585,000 people.

Less companies subject to compulsory auditing of financial statements.