ECONOMY Minister Pavol Rusko requested funds from the state coffers for investment incentives. photo: Shooty |
20. Oct 2003 at 0:00
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Curfew and closed schools. Slovakia goes into a mild lockdown this weekend
Nationwide testing will follow, accompanied by another curfew.
Nationwide testing - an ambitious plan with an uncertain result
Antigen tests to be used work on patients with symptoms.
Police arrest top special prosecutor, suspected of helping a mafia group
Dušan Kováčik is known for not filing any criminal lawsuits.
State prepared an €100-million injection for tourism
The sector hit hard by the coronavirus crisis should see money at the end of this year.
- 1. Curfew and closed schools. Slovakia goes into a mild lockdown this weekend
- 2. News digest: Lockdown not out of the question, PM Matovič says
- 3. News digest: Curfew and testing is the Slovak-style lockdown
- 4. Antigen tests for nationwide testing arrived in Slovakia
- 5. Slovaks filmed drone video of the month
- 6. Coronavirus in Slovakia: 1,728 new cases confirmed (graphs)
- 7. Those who don't attend testing should stay in isolation
- 8. Nationwide testing - an ambitious plan with an uncertain result
- 9. The state prepares nationwide coronavirus testing
- 10. Police arrest top special prosecutor, suspected of helping a mafia group
- 1. Curfew and closed schools. Slovakia goes into a mild lockdown this weekend
- 2. Those who don't attend testing should stay in isolation
- 3. News digest: Lockdown not out of the question, PM Matovič says
- 4. Coronavirus in Slovakia: 1,728 new cases confirmed (graphs)
- 5. The state prepares nationwide coronavirus testing
- 6. News digest: Curfew and testing is the Slovak-style lockdown
- 7. Here's what the across-the-board coronavirus testing should look like
- 8. News digest: More details on testing presented, president disagrees with proposed penalties
- 9. Slovaks filmed drone video of the month
- 10. Antigen tests for nationwide testing arrived in Slovakia
- 1. Curfew and closed schools. Slovakia goes into a mild lockdown this weekend
- 2. The state prepares nationwide coronavirus testing
- 3. Those who don't attend testing should stay in isolation
- 4. Coronavirus in Slovakia: 1,728 new cases confirmed (graphs)
- 5. Unauthorised protest against COVID-19 measures turns violent in Bratislava
- 6. News digest: Lockdown not out of the question, PM Matovič says
- 7. UPDATED: Nationwide testing will be secured by the army
- 8. News digest: No green districts left on the map of Slovakia
- 9. Richest Slovak's ranking sees rise in people from IT
- 10. News digest: Curfew and testing is the Slovak-style lockdown