Slovaks who relied on dubious sources for their information on COVID-19 are now avid consumers of the disinformation being disseminated about the war in Ukraine.

Бізнесмен намагався не пустити українських біженців до свого магазину. Медичні профспілки оголосили страйк. Більше - у сьогоднішньому �...

A businessman wanted to prevent Ukrainian refugees from entering his shop. Medical trade unions on strike alert.

Epidemic is not imminent.

He did not show up for the hearing.

Bikers are eager to share their expertise for fixing bikes.

Надання тимчасового притулку українцям передбачає можливість отримання дозволу на роботу.

Check out which border crossings are open, and how bus, train and air transport works.

The installation of e-bike charging stations should start in April.

A recent survey shows that more women than men are afraid after reading some post or watching a video on social networks.

Covid-19 accelerated some trends that had already been present.

The total number of PCR-confirmed cases has exceeded 1,732,000.

Перші чеські солдати прибувають до Словаччини. Ще один словацький автовиробник зіткнувся із нестачею комплектуючих. Детальніше читайт�...

First Czech soldiers arriving to Slovakia. Another Slovak carmaker facing a lack of components.

The company overestimated itself.

Respirators still mandatory at outdoor mass events.

Mária Patakyová was the right woman for the job. The government has neglected to fill her position.

Slovakia is self-sufficient in growing sunflower seeds but not in processing it.

The building near St Elisabeth Cathedral is a symbolic place of the Velvet Revolution.

The economy minister was criticised by coalition partners for his statements.

Her parents told her she could not make a living making jewellery. But Petra Toth proves she can.

A regional tourism organisation will renew the tourist marking system in the Volovské Vrchy area, too.

Slovak Film Week takes place in the first week of April, offering Slovak films with English subtitles.

Volkswagen Slovakia зупинить виробництво на тиждень, Найбільший ринок у Братиславі оновлюється, а євразійський удод визнаний Птахом року Словач�...

Bratislava's Nová Tržnica is getting a facelift, cities are opening community centres for Ukrainian refugees, and the Eurasian hoopoe is Slovakia's Bird of the Year 2022.

Restoration of the Nová Tržnica market hall will be co-financed by designer T-shirt sales.

A fall in the number of people fleeing Ukraine has prompted the change.

It is important for students to take control of their own education and development, a skill that they will need in any place of work.

We also have a lot of Bratislava news to share with you in this week's Spectacular Slovakia Roundup, including Slovak Film Week.

Посольство Росії в Братиславі буде знаходитися на вулиці Бориса Нємцова. У Словаччині вже понад 1300 біженців з України знайшли роботу.

Some schools report full capacities.

PM warning on Russian gas supplies. 1,349 refugees from Ukraine have already found a job in Slovakia.

Part of Godrova becomes Boris Nemtsov Street

More LNG supplies expected.

Residence permit, certificate of Slovak Living Abroad and state citizenship can be requested at embassies.

The Defence Ministry now has time to sign a contract until the end of September.

State-run health insurer and association representing outpatient departments say they will continue to seek a deal.

Bike repairs should be no problem thanks to basic tools.

Hotel Kyjev has been awaiting renovation for two decades.

Study proposes measures to better protect the river, and to make it more accessible.

П'ята частина словаків вірить прокремлівським наративам про війну в Україні. Голосування щодо найважливішої судової реформи відкладен�...

Vote on crucial judicial reform postponed. One fifth of Slovaks believe pro-Kremlin narratives about the war in Ukraine.

A recent survey suggests that trust in pro-Kremlin claims is linked with fondness towards Russia.

The Russian ambassador has been informed through a diplomatic note.

An April vote will be close to the deadline of asking for money from the EU recovery fund.

The price of a monthly subscription will be €7.99.

Over 40% of Slovak budgets go to groceries, energies, and transport, and the price of these commodities are increasing steeply.

The main manor house was first constructed in the 15th century.