The total number of PCR-confirmed cases has exceeded 398,200.

In August, the Tatras National Park counted tourists, cyclists and dogs in the largest Slovak mountains.

Abandoned harpsichord recalls cultural complex PKO, Bratislava wants to solve complaints about greenery and roads maintenance quicker and Slovakia joins in marking the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.

Complaints about the maintenance of greenery and roads can be solved within 72 hours.

One of the main lines of Eustream’s transmission network might be used solely for the transport of hydrogen.

Another Spectacular Slovakia weekly roundup packed with new stories and Bratislava events is ready.

Hundreds of thousands of people live under the threat of terrorism every day.

What did Bratislava look like shortly after the Soviet invasion?

Abandoned harpsichord inspires project about fate of historical cultural complex.

Štefan Hamran appointed to lead Police Corps. Summer brought an abnormally high number of job ads.

It's really the first real crucial step to building our commitment to collective defense, the chief of the general staff of the Armed Forces said.

The times are only approximate. They may change, police claim.

Slovakia marks 80 years since adopting the legislation that eliminated Jews from public life.

Anna Záborská is known for her proposals to restrict access to abortions.

The cabinet members also consider the declaration they adopted as a pledge to prevent the misuse of legislation for the dehumanisation of citizens.

Vladimír Makara decided to preserve the tradition of shoemaking in Poprad.

The town of Svätý Jur is surrounded by vast vineyards.

Ares received the Via Bona award for Responsible Small/Middle-Sized Company.

The retailer received the Via Bona award for a Responsible Large Corporation.

This is the 21st year of the Via Bona awards.

The smallest coalition party splits up. Health authority introduces several new measures. Booster shots will be administered from next Monday.

Space rover, flight simulator and two hydrogen vehicles will be the highlights of Slovakia’s pavilion.

Measuring of immune response absent from Slovakia's strategy, expert said.

Most districts will follow stricter pandemic measures from next Monday.

Paediatricians will assess cases individually.

The new rules come into force next Monday.

The public transport operator recommends using trams when travelling.

Prices are 20 percent higher than in Hungary.

Czechs spent the most money.

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.