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Interest in being vaccinated by GPs is low
The Health Ministry still considers the project to be good.
Slovak government should compensate victims of forced sterilisation
Justice Minister Mária Kolíková responded that the government takes this issue very seriously, Heger wants to wait for a legislative proposal.
Change is constant at the borders, but new rules still favour the vaccinated
Only the biggest ones leave like this. If only it didn't hurt the rest of us so badly. Slovakia remembers deceased actor Milan Lasica.
This is what a crisis looks like
Weather extremes will cost us ever more resources that could otherwise be invested elsewhere.
Danube’s water level higher than usual due to floods in Germany
Apart from the Danube, the water levels of the Morava River also increased.
Are Slovakia's national parks crowded?
See for yourself. A website with another traffic light system has been launched to help tourists.
Popular humourist, actor and singer Milan Lasica dies
Slovakia has lost one of its most significant personalities, President Zuzana Čaputová commented.
Scattered around Kysuce, quaint hilltop villages work their magic
Tips for what to see in the Kysuce region, from traditions to thrills.
Surprise! When people work less, they feel better
If only democracies included some institution capable of regulating finance in a way that benefits most people.
New bridge hopes to become Nitra's next landmark
Investment in Kalvársky Cycling Bridge reaches €1.4 million.
News digest: New border rules lead tourists to rethink holiday plans
Activists protest against planned LNG terminal, legendary train Slovenská Strela marks 85th anniversary and the average price of new residential real estate in Bratislava hits new record.
Foreign tourists reassess holiday in Slovakia due to new anti-Covid measures
They see constant changes in measures as the biggest problem.
Activists protest against LNG terminal planned for Danube port in Bratislava
The investor claims the project would reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Slovak national parks lack protection. Amended law should be the first step towards change
None of the nine national parks complies with international rules.
Today we would call her an activist. Alice Masaryková, daughter of the first Czechoslovak president
She carried out her work with her entire soul, historian opined.
What will Slovak athletes wear at the 2021 Olympics?
Catch up on travel and culture stories from this week.
News digest: Health minister suggests how border rules will change on Monday
The vaccination rate of excluded communities lags behind the Slovak average. Trnava-based carmaker will suspend production again.
Former special prosecutor offered €70,000 for release. Court decides he will remain in custody
The trial of Dušan Kováčik concluded its sixth day.
Tatras tourist industry in sore need of workers after laying off employees due to Covid-19
An estimated 2,000 workers in the High Tatras lost their jobs.
New border rules take effect Monday
Changes will apply to people vaccinated with only one dose.
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