The total number of PCR-confirmed cases has exceeded 391,600.

Lucia Šicková from the Pixel Federation helps young talents grow and seek greater career opportunities.

Visit Slovak Paradise, where you can climb rocks and ladders, spot animals, and get a taste of Slovak culture.

Two more Delta variants uncovered. Trnava-based carmaker plans a huge investment in e-mobility. Wood waste shredder plant in Bratislava catches fire.

Investment worth €180 million should include e-vehicles.

The report by the Supreme Audit Office has pointed to some transparency deficiencies.

Authorities worry about the low vaccine uptake in Slovakia as new information about the new variant adds to concerns.

24 personalities were recognised on June 27.

AirCar developed by visionary designer Štefan Klein flew from Nitra to Bratislava.

The state was punished for a construction cartel agreement, the participants of which are doing quite well.

It is still not clear how border checks, testing and quarantine rules will change.

The number of folk groups has declined, and the existing ones are struggling.

A new book teaches people that difficult circumstances are not an obstacle to becoming super.

The real question is not whether Munich should or should not light its stadium with rainbow lights.

The train starts at the Bratislava Main Station and the final destination is Plavecké Podhradie.

Interest in theoretical physicist Samuel Kováčik’s ‘Scientist’ project soars in pandemic.

Not all householders were insured against storm damage.

Bratislava zoo director has resigned due to her citizenship. Purchase of American jet fighters unjustified. Also read about the annual city festival taking place in Bratislava and take a look at the unusual mammatus clouds above the city.

The largest developers and projects in Slovakia, sustainable construction, and the future of offices post-pandemic are among the highlights of the latest Business Focus.

The last such effort ended with a joke proposal to name the bridge after action film hero Chuck Norris.

After parliament adopts legislation enabling dual-citizenship in Slovakia, she might return.

A brown bear toured a Slovak town. You can now tour a region filled with tasty wine.

Czech authorities report five dead, one a native of the Slovak town of Prešov, and hundreds of injured in southern Moravia region.

Selection of large and interesting residential projects under construction in Bratislava.

The state fears a third wave may hit hard in poorly vaccinated districts. The state should try whatever could work, researcher claims.

Parks and gardens across Slovakia will open during the Weekend of Open Parks and Gardens

Three other Delta variant cases confirmed in Slovakia. Travelling within the EU should be easier thanks to Green Passes. People in tourism optimistic about the upcoming season.

The best approach is to avoid a bear encounter.

Bridge repairs complicate traffic between the westernmost region of Slovakia and the capital, expected to last until the summer's end.

The summer tourist season in the Slovak capital will kick off following a two-month delay.

Additional information on travelling will be available after the June 28 meeting of the central crisis staff.

Overturning not-guilty verdicts, especially in cases as emotive as the Kuciak murder trial, is a very bad idea.

Outlook on the season is good.

MPs who wrote the law say it is also meant as a warning for the future.

Construction of the new Slovak National Theatre began in 1989 and finished in 2007.

President and the Catholic bishops encourage people to get Covid vaccine. More foreign countries classify Slovakia as green. Cabinet apologises for the infamous Moldava raid.

Finance Minister Igor Matovič, who orchestrated the purchase, might face an attempt to oust him.

The situation in districts is improving, but the first occurrence of the Delta variant can bring complications.

The cabinet considers the apology a humanitarian gesture towards the victims and a commitment to avoid similar failures in the future.

Many organisations have been critical of the changes proposed by Deputy PM Štefan Holý.

The first such campaign in Slovakia, though quite a popular technique abroad.

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

The testing sites might be kept in hospitals, policlinics and similar medical facilities.

The security authority reported hundreds of attacks over the past year.

The labs confirmed the strain in a positive sample from a person who returned from Russia.

Police announced strict border checks for tomorrow. Ministry analysts revised their GDP growth prognosis. Employees of U.S. Steel in Košice threaten a strike.

The central bank warns of the low vaccination rate may in the end negatively impact GDP.

Employees and management unable to agree on an amendment to collective agreement.

Bratislava and municipal waste collection company organising a collection to help households get rid of unused items and simultaneously raise money for a reuse centre.

Human rights organisations have been calling for the proper investigation of alleged police violence in the case of the 2013 Moldova raid.

The sector will continue to be driven by e-commerce, the automotive sector and the global trend of sustainability.

Right now, the closest refuelling station is in Vienna.

The room is in a Jewish senior house where the report about concentration camp came into being.

Between the years 2003 and 2019, the overall amount of the evaporated water increased by 10 percent.