The total number of PCR-confirmed cases has exceeded 1,166,000.

Petra Vlhová won after ending eighth in the first run.

General prosecutor not allowed to speak about defence agreement, while protest was held in front of the parliamentary building. Children of foreigners often struggle in schools.

Parliamentary discussion accompanied by several incidents and a protest.

The General Prosecutor’s Office drops just some charges.

This kind of trip would not be possible with Hungary, analyst says.

Up-and-coming artist Nina Kohout's experience in music and the industry runs deep.

The new discovery will not impact the completion of a D1 stretch, the National Highway Company said.

Their number has increased five times in the past ten years and schools are woefully unprepared.

Slovak singer Katarína Koščová, like first American idol winner Kelly Clarkson, had to digest many fat-shaming stories about herself to the present day.

A website with job ads published a record number of job ads in January. Monoclonal antibodies will not be administered in Slovakia soon.

However, the presence of more women does not mean that they get to top positions.

They are negotiating on whether they would connect and run in tandem.

The Smer leader once called Slovakia a ‘pro-European island’. No longer.

A second-level warning has been issued for some districts for the following days.

The 1909 steam locomotive in the Kysuce region is under restoration.

Hospitals gradually stop using them.

No complications were caused, but the mayor of the Karlova Ves borough calls for solutions.

Fico only flirted with Russia until 2014. Why is pro-Russian rhetoric working so well for the current opposition?

Multiple caves with archeological finds are a rare discovery.

Slovakia signs the Defence Cooperation Agreement with the USA, an iconic Bratislava bus is to get a full makeover, and the movie '322' is voted Slovak Film of the Century.

Its pivoting joint meant it was nicknamed the “accordion” bus.

Parliament will deal with the agreement on Tuesday, February 8.

We marked World Wetlands Day early in the week. Join us on a virtual trip to the Paris Swamps in this week's travel and culture roundup.

Triage tents set up outside hospitals. Inflation rose much more than expected in January.

Prešov's Ukrainian primary and grammar school is one small family, with hassles and first loves.

Experiments show neutralisation of Covid-19 variant.

People vaccinated in foreign country can now get further doses in Slovakia.

Medieval paintings and crosses discovered during church reconstruction.

The January inflation has been the highest since late 2003.

Zuzana Baťová helped the State Institute for Drug Control make it to the top league.

Renowned Slovak mountaineer talks transcendental experiences in new film.

Smer is only as strong as its opponents are weak, notes political analyst.

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Mandatory testing in companies will end. Registration for Novavax vaccine to be launched in mid-February.

It will stop after public health officials issue a respective ordinance.

The Health Ministry says the situation is still under control and the increase in new cases has been predicted.

The unvaccinated can to stores but not to church, they argue.

Economy Ministry will repay the costs for two months.

More than 422,000 seniors picked up their cheques at the post office.

There are a number of hotels, spa houses, sports fields, a golf course and a thermal water park on the island.

Four years ago in South Korea, Petra Vlhová was one of the favourites, but she failed. Since then, she has become more experienced.