COVID restrictions, lockdowns making things more difficult for people living on the streets, say aid groups.
Working from home during the COVID-19 pandemic, often referred to as “home office”, has become a new trend.
Former ballet dancer Mário Radačovský on COVID-19, his ambition to head the Slovak National Theatre, and Slovak mentality.
Even though the bill has passed the standard legislative process, some changes were submitted literally at the latest possible moment – shortly before the second reading.
The law of the year, made in uncertain times, brings several risks and lacks consolidation measures.
CTP wants to take part in regional development not only as a developer.
Machinery and transport equipment contributed to good numbers the most.
Police revealed illegal business with citizenship. Commercial 5G launched in Bratislava.
Changes in the Labour Code reflect changes wrought by the COVID-19 pandemic on the labour market.
An American traveller gets to marvel at wooden churches and enjoy a spa treatment and more in Bardejov.
This exclusive residential complex is suited for those who enjoy the finer things in life.
The new restrictions will come into force in several waves. The first stage starts on Friday.
Slovakia improved by two points in the migration index, but remains below average.
The parliament adopted the anticipated judicial reform and new state budget. Two candidates will fight for the top police post.
New flights could be affected by the pandemic.
Slovenská Pošta will never ask you to pay for something via e-mail or text message, it said.
New general prosecutor elected, thorough cleaning expected. Prominent arrests continue in December.
Platforms like Facebook and Twitter are starting to acknowledge what they really are.
Domestically owned advanced exportable and quasi exportable services could significantly help the growth of the Slovak economy.
The tram's design was created in cooperation with artists.
A hot spot for climbers and mountaineers lies just outside Bratislava.
Japanese Ambassador Makoto Nakagawa is a passionate bird watcher too, which is why Slovakia’s capital is the right place for him.
The locality has never been systematically researched.
The Financial Times has written about the winery.
People can fill and hand in their own box until December 6.
She won the parallel giant slalom in Lech-Zürs.
Michelle Gisin of Switzerland ended second, and Katharina Liensberger of Austria was third.
She beat Mikaela Shiffrin and Katharina Liensberger.
Breath-taking photographs of Slovak mountains
Illustrations of selected churches in Slovakia
Spring in Bratislava
Beauty of Slovakia
