The total number of PCR-confirmed cases has exceeded 396,900.

The group around Justice Minister Mária Kolíková has left Za Ľudí.

Covid has only further exposed the divide between Europe’s north and west and its south and east.

General prosecutor fails to explain his actions to MPs. Some universities to start new year with online education.

He is currently serving a five-year prison sentence. The court did not increase his punishment.

MPs wanted to ask General Prosecutor Maroš Žilinka about letting selected journalists attend a press conference, but he did not come.

Conditions for attendance were eased, only tens of thousands have registered so far instead of the expected hundreds of thousands.

It is necessary to arrive at mass by eight in the morning at the latest.

Universities report good vaccination rate.

Robo-advisers could be the future of private banking.

Abeland features a chalet, a tea house and a church all constructed from timber.

Ex-general prosecutor rejects charges. One third of districts with stricter rules. More people allowed to register for papal visit. More in today’s digest.

The General Prosecutor’s Office used the special paragraph again.

The shock move by the General Prosecutor’s Office raised many legitimate questions. It then blocked some journalists from asking them at a press conference.

A plant discovered by tourists has made it into a botanical dictionary.

Visit one of the oldest spas in Slovakia or enjoy amazing panoramic views.

The public procurement for the junction started only last week.

The events are at just 13 percent of capacity.

He is the only former general prosecutor that has faced an indictment in Slovak history.

We should think first about what to reform to fulfil our vision and only then look for money to cover the costs, says AmCham director.

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 views on what the key ingredients are for creating a functional innovation ecosystem in Košice.

People can choose between 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.