The total number of PCR-confirmed cases has exceeded 1,503,000.

The birds of prey come from a primary school near Banská Štiavnica.

People in Bratislava joined other European cities to call for peace in Ukraine.

No changes in radiation levels following Russian attack on atomic plant; former special prosecutor Dušan Kováčik is released from custody.

SIovak building sites could fall silent as Ukrainian workers return home to fight.

Bratislava recreational area will have a lakeside lounging facility.

We'll sing, we'll hike, and we'll visit Vukovar virtually.

Daryna Shevchenko describes the war in Kyiv and journalism in times of war.

They can connect with their classmates and teachers even if they are in various countries.

EC President thanks Slovakia for helping Ukrainians fleeing the war. More than 79,000 refugees have crossed the Slovak-Ukrainian border since the war started.

EC President Ursula von der Leyen discussed the situation at the borders with President Zuzana Čaputová and PM Eduard Heger.

Russia has trampled on the memory of the fallen, the Foreign Affairs Ministry said in response.

Entrepreneur Milan Kovalančík from Lučenec came up with the idea.

The currently valid law somewhat discourages people from joining foreign armies.

The first Vietnamese people arrived in former Czechoslovakia in the 1950s, but they have never been recognised as ethnic minority in Slovakia.

Major BSCs not expected to move services out of Slovakia this year.

Slovak Embassy in Kyiv evacuated. One of the largest disinformation websites blocked.

The National Security Authority made the decision after discovering harmful activities.

The answers given by the respondents of a recent poll differ based on their attitude to NATO membership.

Slovakia may witness the largest refugee crisis Europe has seen in this century.

It is visible from all around the town below, and is the largest urban castle complex in Slovakia.

Slovak capital is one of the most prosperous regions in the EU, but local and regional authorities cite that statistics do not match life.

The ministry has prepared materials advising Ukrainian parents on how to enrol children in Slovak schools.

The office says it does not need politicians to tell it how to react to the current situation in Ukraine.

The embassy has provided shelter in the past few days for children and journalists.

Former Fulbright scholar and author Andrew Giarelli asks what will happen when Russia wipes its bloody nose and ramps up the brutality to Syrian or Chechen levels.

Public opinion towards Russia seems to be shifting.

Bratislava Old Town takes steps against Russian Embassy. Public transport in the capital is free for Ukrainian refugees.

Temporary protection will be provided until the end of 2022 for now.

They speak of suffering and fear.

Commissioner met with politicians, diplomats and NGOs in Slovakia.

Slovakia depends on raw materials from Russia.

The police react to tens of thousands of refugees crossing the Slovak border.

The castle is the first in Slovakia to offer falcon therapy.

At least 200 Ukrainian doctors work in hospitals in eastern Slovakia.

But the investment cannot be carried out without the joint effort of the EU institutions, the Slovak government and affected businesses, the company has said.

No deflections from the standard radiation values reported yet.

Neighbours may be asked to guard Slovakia's airspace when Russian machines are put out of operation.

The industry has grown into one of the country’s most dominant with further potential.

Kuciak murder trial restarted. Several news websites faced attacks. Czech police officers will help at the border.

The ongoing crisis will have an effect on the agro-food industry in Slovakia.

The country has not decided on expelling Russian diplomats.

Higher energy prices will accelerate inflation, gas flow for now.

Slovakia is rising to the challenge of being a good neighbour and a reliable partner, but there is a long road ahead.

The mountains are our teacher, they teach us endurance, patience, and humility. For some mountains we just should wait.

The largest universities in Slovakia, impact of the pandemic on language schools and dual education are among the highlights of the latest Business Focus.

Bratislava councillors reappointed Júlia Hanuliaková to the post in February, despite criticism.

The case was connected to planned murder of prosecutors.

Only Covid-positive pupils have to go into isolation.

The president visited the Slovak-Ukrainian border. 44 people have asked for asylum so far. Slovak journalists support their colleagues in Ukraine and Russia.

The assistance is worth around €4.5 million.

PM Heger confirms the offer was extended to both Ukraine and Russia.

Joint statement of Slovak journalists.

Temporary protection can now be requested in Slovakia. Finance Minister proposes cash payments to those who take in refugees.

The snail was first discovered by zoologist Ján Brtek.

Public opinion has shifted. Fewer Slovaks are "bear huggers" after the invasion.

Hundreds gathered in the capital to support Ukraine.

Slovakia is deciding on the potential expulsion of Russian diplomats. The Foreign Ministry warns against travelling to Moldova and some regions of Belarus and Russia.

NATO troops will arrive from Germany and the Netherlands.

People feel strong solidarity because these are their friends, relatives and colleagues, says volunteer from Snina.

The reason is the mass arrival of people fleeing Ukraine.