The total number of cases has exceeded 387,800.

The water also damaged about twenty cars, some were moved several dozens of metres.

New Covid automat rules become effective. Carmaker Stellantis suspended production again.

The coalition agreed on sending €333 per child to families in material need, but some details need to be fine-tuned.

The Mladí (OZ Mladí) civic association launched a campaign on the occasion of the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia.

National emergency ends after more than half a year. Crucial vaccination programme witnesses yet more changes.

An 18th-century 3D version of Šášov Castle will show what it originally looked like.

The changes proposed by Deputy PM Štefan Holý were criticised at first.

The finance minister says the plant could possibly be helped through the recovery fund, but a coalition member disagrees.

The Health Ministry said they are working on the vaccination passports.

Self-isolation will be required.

Other sites like the museum of local history, the Novohrad tourist information center and the library will be opening as well.

Nature is reclaiming its space: Danubiana closes its terrace roof due to nesting seagulls and a herd of wild pigs take a stroll through Pezinok.

Residents and visitors of Bratislava can enjoy a seaside atmosphere on the Danube River until mid September.

After Slovakia’s nuclear regulator okayed its commissioning, the operator plans to load nuclear fuel this autumn.

While national emergency ends, the emergency situation declared last March is still in place for now.

Operation expands amid low take-up among older people.

At the weekend caves will reopen, and so will a Bratislava city beach.

City bees make people more sensitive to their environment.

Date of appeal hearing in the case of the murder of Ján Kuciak and Martina Kušnírová has been set. Beach in Bratislava opens to public on May 14.

Rules will be decided based on regional criteria.

Slovakia has received several proposals for bilateral recognition of vaccinations.

Testing should remain in place only if situation deteriorates.

But to make its project a reality, Tomark Aero first needs EU money.

Economic growth is rebounding as the economy reopens.

The agreement will interconnect the best Slovak talents with one of the best universities in the world.

Bratislava Castle has undergone some changes but remains the capital's historical treasure.

Ombudswoman pointed to quarantine facilities, schools as well as maternity wards in her 2020 report.

Sputnik V to be put to use soon. President Čaputová will turn to the Constitutional Court with questions on snap election referendum.

The court will now have 60 days to decide.

Health Minister Vladimír Lengvarský expects to start using the Russian vaccine starting in June.

The epidemiological situation keeps improving, and only two districts will remain in the dark red tier starting May 17.

The nearly 400km long cycling trail was picked for a unique theme that cyclists can experience in three countries.

Renovation is necessary, the management says.

The largest job portal in Slovakia, Profesia.sk, talks about the most successful April in six years.

The Russian marketer of the vaccine threatened a lawsuit if demands were not met.

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.