The three-day programme will include a coronation parade, a tournament of knights, and free tours.

The total number of PCR-confirmed cases has exceeded 393,000.

The hike from the village of Borinka to Pajštún Castle offers breath-taking view.

Draft warning system gives premises a chance to pick entrance rules. Slovak districts remain in the green tier. Summer schools are now open.

Greece appreciates the gesture, calling it an expression of solidarity.

The recently charged Daniel Čech testified that former prime minister Peter Pellegrini also received a bribe.

Summer suspense as police continue uncovering corruption schemes, while epidemiologists prepare for the Delta episode of the pandemic to unfold.

Some treatments had to be suspended or even cancelled by a doctor or a hospital.

The new gas pipeline will become an important part of the European north-south corridor.

The changes still need to be approved by the cabinet.

Discover Červený Kláštor, Dunajec and the Polish side of the mountains.

The Slovak Spectator compiled the ranking of the largest audit companies in Slovakia in 2020.

A book about cats flying to Canada named the most beautiful book for children in 2020.

Vintage cars have been returning to the area for over 20 years.

One of the largest international educational exchange programmes in the world marks 75 years.

Men's K4 team ended third.

Race walker Matej Tóth did not repeat his Olympic success in Sapporo.

The prototype will be presented at the Expo in Dubai.

A development company brushed off project for reconstruction.

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The Tokyo Olympic race was the last one for the Slovak race walker.

It damaged several houses, firefighters arrived on the scene.

Weather spoils the plans of protesters against Covid vaccines in Bratislava. Charged oligarch suspended as Monaco honorary consul. Most people disapprove of the lottery for the vaccinated.

Minor incidents occurred beneath pouring rain in Bratislava during protests against pandemic measures and vaccination.

New data from the “How are You, Slovakia?” survey suggest that the lottery may push thousands who are now hesitant to take a Covid shot.

Lenka Wittenbergerová has been charged in a major corruption case, her predecessor in the top Financial Administration post testifying against her.

City plans to continue works as Prϋger-Wallner garden opened daily.

The case already under investigation through environmental inspections.

Peter Kalmus was treated in a local hospital and discharged.

Hungarian parliament's speaker spoke of past sins that Hungarians have not forgiven during a ceremony in south-west Slovakia.

Stupava’s Festival of Cabbage is held on the first weekend of October.

Two protests scheduled for Thursday. Oligarch described as a friend of Robert Fico charged. Police launch prosecution for vandalism in downtown Bratislava.

Labour Ministry has unveiled the first part of its proposed pension scheme reform. Long-awaited tax system reform still out of sight.

Miroslav Výboh was detained along with several former Smer-nominated high state officials.

What does it feel like to walk 130 kilometres in the footsteps of hiding children?

They recommend drivers and people not attending the gatherings to avoid the places where demonstrations will take place.

Police already investigating the case.

We can spend a few minutes less each day on our phones and a few more brushing our teeth.

This region in northern Slovakia is a place of active pursuits as well.

They also calculated the costs of an unvaccinated person for society.

The third wave will concern the vaccinated more than it could have. Police Corps president in hot water over protests. Demänovská Jaskyňa Slobody cave was discovered 100 years ago on this day.

A special collector coin brings nature and environment in focus.

Sme Rodina insists on using antigen test results as an alternative to vaccination. Epidemiologists thus need to rewrite measures.

This is €9 million more than originally proposed.

Prospective sectors are emobility, intelligent autonomous vehicles and green-tech.

Tibor Lörincz from Tatra Banka takes a closer look at the particular problem Bratislava is facing when it comes to real estate development.

They would like to see stronger state support.