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Weddings will be limited to 100 people
Fines for violating the rules will differ for green and red regions.
Unable to make it to an appointment at the Foreigners’ Police? Here’s what you should do
A short guide on how to cancel an appointment booked via the online system.
UPDATED: Mobility week kicks off with travel discounts and various campaigns
Car transport is used the most, but its share is lower than in the rest of the EU.
The older the vine, the better the wine. How to keep an old vineyard alive
A group of friends has revitalised the Tále vineyard in Bratislava's Rača.
Slovakia has a draft plan for spending billions from the EU recovery fund
The plan is divided into eight sections, here is what is says.
Tip for trip: Jelšava Castle offers history, views and hiking
Mayor says that the trail to the castle and the way to Skalka lookout point are among the two main routes of local tourism.
Coronavirus claims its 39th victim
A 66-year-old man was hospitalised in Prešov.
A Slovak test can help distinguish flu from coronavirus. It awaits approval
It is important to draw the line between the two diseases, scientists stress.
Biela Noc festival cancelled
One of the reasons are restrictions on participants in mass events.
Czechia will be in "intermediate mode". Here’s what you need to know
The country will be listed as red, but there will be numerous exceptions, PM Igor Matovič said.
All you need to know about [fjúžn] 2020
Many fjúžn festival events, including the Umbrella March, are planned in Bratislava despite pandemic restrictions.
From resigned observers to truth-demanders. How Slovaks have changed in one decade
It's not just the president; sometimes it seems even the supermarket workers are cut from a different cloth than before.
Skalica: Hospitable frontier town (from our archive)
Skalica is the most unjustly overlooked city in Slovakia with mediaeval architecture, original pastry and good wine.
Restrictions for mass events milder, Czech Republic will turn red
The central crisis staff is discussing new measures to contain the coronavirus crisis.
News digest: Complaints about coronavirus restrictions and raid against corruption
The overview of news from Slovakia from September 14, 2020.
People from culture and sports, as well as MPs oppose measures
Many artists have no way to make a living now, MPs and lawyers wrote in their letter deeming some recent measures as possibly unconstitutional.
New state software house should create user-friendly and transparent IT
The Slovensko IT company headquartered in Košice officially kicked off its operation on September 11.
Police targeted judges in Žilina due to corruption
Five people have been detained and 13 have been charged.
Slovakia might have squandered its moment to take a breath
The fall brings stricter measures yet authorities are determined to keep borders and economy as open as possible.
Slovakia has an historic chance within reach. Despite the crisis
A concise summary of EU's efforts to help the member countries pull through the economic effects of the Covid-19 crisis by Ľudmila Majláthová (Representation of the European Commission).
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