The total number of PCR-confirmed cases has exceeded 396,000.

It is already the 11th medal for the country at the Tokyo Paralympic Games.

The Slovak team won the boccia team competition.

The remarkable piece of literature, illegally printed in the late 16th century, has been exhibited in the Košice library.

Editors-in-chief and international organisation address the General Prosecutor’s Office. Slovak president and Icelandic PM initiate a call to support Afghan women. More in today’s digest.

The town of Sereď houses the only Holocaust museum in Slovakia.

Deposits increased by €2 billion in half a year.

Problem is getting worse, not better.

This weekend will be full of events in Bratislava, from traditional crafts and a vintage festival to planes.

Students and pupils returned to schools. Kitchen of the hospital became coronavirus hotspot. Slovak company to produce components for combat vehicles.

The resolution raises legitimate doubts, the Special Prosecutor’s Office commented.

The robber is in prison, but the court did not examine whether the woman was a victim of sexual violence.

Deputy General Prosecutor Jozef Kandera outlined his reasons to unexpectedly acquit Pčolinský on more than 70 pages.

Marián Kuřeja defended the bronze from Rio de Janeiro, while two para table tennis teams ended third.

Schools should remain open if the epidemic situation significantly deteriorates.

Partnership with Rheinmetall should support and strengthen the Slovak economy and local defence industry.

Selected experts share their view on what are the key ingredients to create a functional innovation ecosystem in Košice.

People can choose out of two eastern and one western town.

The Holy Stairs and a Renaissance manor house await visitors of Malacky.

Protesters blocked the roads in Bratislava, one protest in Košice was attended by a former president.

Gatherings were held to protest against the government and vaccination.

Wednesday brought another success for the Slovak Paralympic Team.

Two worlds clash in the award-winning documentary A New Shift.

The Malá Fatra region is home to one of the most vibrant Slovak cities, but it is Terchová and nearby hills that you will fall in love with.

Ukraine should be proud that their army could stand up against the Russian Federation. NATO did not help Ukraine as much as it helped Afghanistan, says analyst.

Several protests to be held on national holiday. Another proposal restricting abortions comes to parliament. More in today’s digest.

The Covid vaccination uptake in marginalised communities is far below the national average, provoking concerns ahead of Delta wave.

Peter Kovařík does not want to continue in the post while being prosecuted.

Sme Rodina nominee for the top spy post released from custody after more than five months. Charges dropped in another case against Haščák of Penta as well.

Hiking, biking and wine-tasting await visitors of the Small Carpathians.

Rare LT-38 tank was manufactured in Czechoslovakia.

Eight Slovak MEPs have called for excluding Smer from the socialist faction.

The country secured two medals in the men’s C4 time trial.

Slovakia will recognise its patron saint and the day its constitution was adopted.

Restaurants, shopping malls, even neighborhoods, cities and whole countries would seemingly have similar motivations for action.

28 people to arrive from Afghanistan. Universities to decide on opening new semester. Slovak ice hockey players qualify for the 2022 Winter Olympics. More in today's digest.

The number of deaths recorded in July fell below the five-year average for the first time in 13 months.

The operation in Kabul lasted about 80 hours.

Matovič’s lottery shows – again – what happens when anti-system politicians are allowed to rule the country.

Šaštín is a national pilgrimage site in Slovakia. Francis is not the first pope to visit the site.

It warns customers who have already purchased these products to refrain from using them.

A bronze Celtic statue with golden eyes was unearthed in the same Poprad locality last year.

The number of participants in the annual commemoration of the Slovak National Uprising was restricted due to the pandemic.

They will still have to show a negative test and register, though.