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Allocating money for state-run health insurer triggers another dispute in coalition
The decision has been opposed by analysts and private insurers too.
National emergency will be prolonged
The cabinet did not approve changes to the curfew.
Czechia and Slovakia to be connected with cycling route over the hill
Czech and Slovak foresters will make Veľká Javorina accessible for the construction of a new cycling route.
One of the most controversial Slovak documentaries now online with English subtitles
The story unfolds around the unresolved case of a political murder in the 1990s.
Veterans Day: Only about a hundred SNP veterans still alive
One-half of young people believe the SNP was successful.
Want to open? You should test people, the prime minister suggests
Restaurants, fitness centres, swimming pools, schools and churches have been offered to participate in mass testing.
Companies also promote responsible behaviour during the pandemic
The Via Bona awards were granted for the 20th time.
News digest: National emergency should be prolonged, rules for curfew to change
Trim Leader company scrapped several work positions in its two plants. Vaccination against COVID-19 should not be obligatory. Read our latest digest.
Curfew should apply at night
The junior coalition party SaS questions the proposed prolongation of the national emergency.
More than one-third of Slovaks feel highly threatened by the pandemic
The atmosphere in society is similar to spring when the pandemic broke out.
Corruption investigation goes on. Investigators come close to Smer
Some of the people arrested on corruption charges in the past few months are now cooperating with the police. They also mention Fico.
Some villages and towns will undergo another round of testing
Conditions at the borders should change, too.
Slovak bought a coin from Kremnica for more than one million euros
The coin, a ten-ducat of ruler Ferdinand III minted in Habsburg in 1642, had a starting bid of €200,000.
Slovakia posts second-highest trade surplus in a decade
It's due to car sales, analysts say.
Brhlovce: At home in a rock (from our archive)
The rock dwellings are Brhlovce’s main attraction.
Bratislava is testing one of the longest trolley buses in the world
The vehicle might help to satisfy increasing demand for public transport.
News digest: Firefighters came to help with testing sites, Matovič praises the mass testing
Pilot testing on the borders with Ukraine launched. Disney+ is supposed to come to Slovakia soon. Read our latest digest.
Another section of the Bratislava ring road opened for drivers
The constructor expects the stretch to take the strain off traffic to and from the capital.
More than 2 million people tested in the second round of mass testing
Situation remains serious in the districts of Púchov and Stará Ľubovňa, tests showed.
Slovakia needs a proper scheme of regional support
The fact that our society is starting to come to terms with corruption suspicions in highest places is a very positive message that things are changing.
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