The total number of PCR-confirmed cases has exceeded 890,700.

An English class cannot be cheaper than a manicure, says language school founder.

New rules come into force tomorrow. Some flights from Košice suspended. Train carrier will not dispatch dozens of trains.

The idea floated during the negotiations on the Digital Services Act and Digital Markets Act, is an exemplary case study on how legislative proposals evolve during the negotiations just to reach a workable compromise – hopefully.

A planned bilateral defence agreement between NATO allies Slovakia and the US has highlighted once again the sharp divisions that exist in Slovak politics and society over Russia.

Illegal parking may cost a driver €78.

People living in the Trnava Region found more artifacts in the river before.

Problem continues due to shortage of engine drivers.

Testing of unvaccinated employees remains at a frequency of once a week.

Opposition claims the government is involved in a plan to train Ukrainian insurgents in Slovakia.

They estimate the peak of another wave in mid-February.

Michal Šimečka could become the highest-ranked Slovak in history in the European Parliament. Pressure waves from an eruption of the Hunga Tonga volcano in the Pacific felt in Slovakia.

The service is run by the Human Rights League organisation.

The scandal was revealed by a blog post published in March 2019.

The new OP+ regime grants benefits to people with three doses or a combination of vaccine and recovery from Covid. Rules should apply all through the wave, government promises.

As the country braces for Omicron, experts warn of testing shortages.

A difficult hike to the mountain is rewarded with a beautiful view of the surrounding nature.

The cooperation is valid 2022 and 2023.

Observers agree that he would handle the position well.

Monday will be a windy day throughout Slovakia.

With a little luck, even the caviar companies will survive.

Mountain rescuers warn of dangerous weather conditions in the Slovak mountains. Postcards are being sent to space and car production exceeded one million units again.

Developer gets permission to tear it down; architectural experts claim Bratislava would lose an iconic building.

Jabs and chance to return to normal life may help child mental health, expert suggests.

Bratislava is collecting Christmas trees, Hriňová invites people to swim in the freezing water. Here is the latest travel/culture roundup.

Three Poles died in the High Tatras in the second week of January.

Almost 7,000 children in age category between five and 11 were vaccinated against Covid in Slovakia. Supreme Court released Nitra-based businessman Bödör from custody but he was detained again.

Reforms needed for recovery and future growth, OECD stated in its survey of Slovakia, warns about effects of ageing on the economy.

The Constitutional Court decided in December that Bödör’s rights were violated.

The case is under investigation.

Estimates say that the government has three weeks to prepare.

More changes are expected.

No lockdowns expected during Omicron wave. Cabinet okays defence agreement and judicial reform. Petra Vlhová has small crystal globe for slalom.

The changes will come into force next week.

The deal still needs to be ratified by the parliament.

Justice Ministry drafts the change in an amendment, joining other countries addressing the question of consent concerning sexual intercourse.

The number of restructurings increased as well.

The neglected Koch Garden will become municipal property; city planning its complete revitalisation.

Penati Golf Resort is ranked among the Top 100 golf courses of continental Europe.

The Finance Ministry and the Council for Budgetary Responsibility do not agree with the proposal.

She won the small crystal globe for the second time.

It is estimated that half of the infected will not have access to PCR tests.