Slovakia remains the world’s biggest car manufacturer per 1000 inhabitants.

The total number of PCR-confirmed cases has exceeded 732,400.

The coronavirus situation in Slovakia has not improved.

Suburban transport in Bratislava Region to improve, registration for regulated parking in Bratislava launched, utility regulator announces price caps for 2022.

The positivity rate of the tests has only increased slightly.

The regulatory authority has released caps for utility prices for 2022.

The city-wide parking policy will start in the first three zones on January 10, 2022.

Make yourself comfortable and explore what has been going on in Slovakia in the past days.

Who, and why, is surveilling journalists in the country.

Transparency of ownership and financing among proposed overhaul of decades-old laws.

Slovakia supports Poland and the Baltic states in their efforts to protect their border with Belarus. The European Commission has launched legal action against five countries, including Slovakia.

It also denounced the destructive policy of the Belarussian regime.

Mareena has launched a crowdfunding campaign to support their idea.

Bratislava Zoo offers Christmas dates with animals.

Slovenská Pošta warns people amid reports of about 30 different types of scam emails.

The change is part of the amendment to the Penal Code presented by the justice minister.

The Constitutional Court also ruled that ordinances do not have to be published in the Collection of Laws.

The famous Danish author found inspiration for The Little Match Girl in the Slovak capital, people have been told for years.

Lockdown reduces mobility and new cases, but not hospitalisations. Cabinet approves €500 vouchers for seniors.

The Waydanovský House, now Martineum, will serve as the background facility for St Martin's Cathedral. Take a look at how it looked in the past and now.

Check out the differences between various passes issued in relation to Covid-19.

Only kindergartens and grades one through four will remain open.

The Sme daily prepares answers to questions on mandatory vaccination in Slovakia.

The winemaking town has a rather unusual main square.

Parking on pavements will be not permitted unless traffic signs allow it.

Environment Ministry wants to motivate and educate people on plastic-free or reusable alternatives.

Mobility slightly decreases.

Problems with regional buses in Bratislava persist. Meteorologists issue warnings against snow for Tuesday and Wednesday.

Being welcoming towards minorities or disadvantaged groups is a given for the cinema.

Scrapping the contract would cause another transport outage.

Schools in 11 districts have switched to remote learning so far.

Preparing for the future through STEAM.

A few years back, Daniela Rapavá impressed the world with a picture of her freezing soap bubble.

The investment amounts to €60 million.

The worst culprits are sugary drinks, experts say.

The vouchers should be given to old people who decide to get vaccinated, to be subsequently spent on goods and services.

Miroslava Sotáková works for Google and is bringing up three kids in New York.

We all now have ample evidence that infections anywhere can impact people everywhere.

The funds saved through the tool can be used for further investments or stabilising the situation.

New regime starts for companies and after-school activities. The Largest in Law ranking is out.

Interest in the first shot was on the rise in the past weeks.

All flights to and from seven African countries have been cancelled until at least mid-December.

Experts recommend double-checking discounts.

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Non-governmental organisations, companies and samaritans will celebrate good deeds and spread kindness.

Hospitals are on the verge of collapse. President tells people to stop blabbing about Covid and get vaccinated.

The Orava water dam is not the only place to jump into during wintertime.

Eight parties would get into parliament. See the combinations for potential coalitions.

About 4,800 people have received monoclonal antibodies in Slovakia. To compare, there were more than 2.4 million vaccinated people as of Monday.

Ministry expects the delivery of children vaccines by Pfizer/BionTech by the end of 2021.