A group of lawmakers says the European Parliament has over-reached.

The total number of cases has exceeded 388,300.

Temporary vaccination certificates to be issued from Saturday. Nick Cave is expected to attend the Pohoda summer festival in 2022.

The Finance Ministry led by Igor Matovič proposes to increase state expenses by €3.4 billion. SaS of Richard Sulík disagrees.

There should be some changes to the alert tier system again.

The Slovak Spectator has picked some destinations for travelling and requirements incomers have to meet when entering them.

The first North American porcupine and a few rare great hornbills become members of the animal family in Košice.

Expenses for pensions, health fees and caretakers will rise at one of the fastest rates in the EU.

Its summer schedule in Slovakia includes 55 flights per week across 21 routes.

The ministry has scrapped the age limits entirely.

The certificates will be available also to people who have been already vaccinated.

Austria requires no quarantine upon arrival, but Belgium imposes it again. Schools to be equipped by digital technologies worth €40 million.

The biggest interest in vaccination is in the Bratislava Region.

New rules come into force on May 19.

Construction is governed by rules almost half a century old, Sme Rodina looking to make changes.

In the regular "Making the connections between work and life" section, Alena Kanabová of Accenture and Martin Maštalír of Cisco share what the turbulent last year has taught them both in and out of the office.

Slovakia deserves at least a bit of shame for this case, the lawyer's attorney said.

Slovak economy remained above zero in the first quarter of 2021, growth reached 0.3 percent.

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.