Progress made in some places, but transport still a problem.

Ecotourism trips provide visitors to the Eastern Carpathians with a wilderness experience while contributing to the protection of local nature.

Hitler commemorative plaque in Bratislava did not last long.

Big changes for universities in Slovakia. Politicians pay tribute to Madeleine Albright.

President Čaputová says move is welcome.

Labour Ministry expects vacancies to grow in coming months.

St Žofia’s Church burned down in 1914 and later served as a warehouse.

One of the largest universities in Slovakia still does not consider the amendment to be optimal.

The MP should remove false claims about the president from his Facebook posts.

The ruling parties are united in their stance on the war in Ukraine, but struggling to deal with its consequences.

The total number of PCR-confirmed cases has exceeded 1,666,000.

Parliament passes Lex Ukraine. Slovak embassy in Ukraine moves to Uzhhorod. Omicron subvariant BA.2 likely to be dominant in the country.

The comment came shortly after Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov warned of sending the system to Ukraine.

The amendment adopted by the parliament responds to the Russian attack on Ukraine.

Bojnice Castle’s Golden Hall is arguably the most famous room in the complex.

One operational programme is currently suspended but all money may be endangered in future.

Refugees also do not have to pay municipal taxes and can open a bank account without the usual documents.

An additional 365 million euros will flow into Slovakia's healthcare sector. Slovak parliament will discuss an amendment that will allow the government to exclude companies with Russian co-owners from tenders.

Another carmaker reports that there are no problems yet due to war in Ukraine.

Agenda that can be addressed at the departments is limited, police promises they will expand it.

The Slovak Spectator has picked some destinations for travelling and requirements incomers have to meet when entering them.

Its founder Martin Kováč hopes people will also be able to hear the gospel.

One plus is that the police launched investigations of corruption among prominent figures.

One town reported a third less of the usual precipitation over the winter.

The largest BSCs, lay-offs, digitisation and the new home office legislation are highlights of the latest Business Focus.

There are only two questions that the Ukrainians keep asking today, says Viktoriia Mamoilyk, a student who fled the war.

First NATO troops and Patriot system have arrived. Authorities block another disinformation website. Defence minister sues Smer MP Blaha.

The jobs people from Ukraine can search for are designed for them.

Spy scandal exposes Russia’s methods of exerting influence in Slovakia.

The agency also appreciates that the state's level of debt is stable.

The public's trust in Pellegrini and Fico has decreased as well.

Two years into the pandemic, office life has not been restored to its previous form.

The system will be temporarily placed at the military base Sliač.

Very few countries have financial statement registers that are as easily accessible as Slovakia's and even fewer have functioning registers of ultimate beneficial owners.

The biggest disinformation website had contacts with Russians and Kočner.

Slovak Karst was declared a national park in 2002.

The bridge will open this spring, a year after its construction began.

Prominent sinologist looks back on her life, regional bus transport in the Bratislava region almost back to normal, tax revolution delayed due to war in Ukraine.

Operator Arriva promises normal timetable by end of March.

Hlas still most popular party.

When I consider what dinner conversations over Christmas carp later this year might look like, I feel sick.

The Slovak translator persecuted for her father’s anti-communist beliefs explains the difference between Chinese and Western ‘truth’.

Enjoy the first spring day by hiking Vtáčnik or watch a 1922 horror film.