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Your weekend reads, including bike trips and Bratislava news, rounded up in one place.
Many know her as Les, which means forest in Slovak. Olesia Paskarenko planned on becoming a landscape architect. Her plans changed a few years ago.
Ukraine should be proud that their army could stand up against the Russian Federation. NATO did not help Ukraine as much as it helped Afghanistan, says analyst.
Eduard Heger attended the inaugural summit of the Crimea Platform, initiated by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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Explore Slovakia's wild swimming spots and the Liptov region.
They have reassured Ukraine of Slovakia supporting its territorial sovereignty.
Igor Matovič apologised on Twitter.
Two airlines will be flying to Kyiv and other places in Ukraine from October.
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President Zuzana Čaputová also noted that Slovakia supports the integration of Ukraine in the EU.
Seasonal workers who are behind the increase of positive cases in Slovakia, come mostly from Ukraine and Serbia.
Check out the overview of news from Wednesday, August 5, 2020.
Slovakia has been on the list since early August.
Slovakia will probably have to use all measures possible to secure supplies.
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Fewer illegal border crossings.
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The Slovak president appreciated the reform efforts in the country.
The flights will be launched on November 3.
Kozí Vŕšok is expected to supply hundreds of shops in Ukraine with cheese.
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The president said unity is needed in NATO.
Bratislava held the NATO Spring Parliamentary Assembly on May 31-June 3.
Supplies were halted due to contamination.
- 1. Slovakia enters all-out lockdown
- 2. Lockdown for just two weeks? Forget it, say experts
- 3. News digest: After first day in lockdown, many issues remain unanswered
- 4. News digest: Employers finally get manual for employee Covid testing
- 5. Coronavirus in Slovakia: 9,331 new cases confirmed (graphs)
- 6. The biggest fountain in Bratislava will gush water again
- 7. Travels abroad possible despite lockdown
- 8. Employers will start testing unvaccinated employees on Monday
- 9. Christmas school holidays likely to start earlier
- 10. Foreigners' Police departments remain open for now
- 1. Slovakia enters all-out lockdown
- 2. UPDATED: Coalition agrees on lockdown, but details are not clear for now
- 3. Coronavirus in Slovakia: 9,331 new cases confirmed (graphs)
- 4. Travels abroad possible despite lockdown
- 5. News digest: Slovakia hits critical number in hospitals, lockdown starts tomorrow
- 6. News digest: After first day in lockdown, many issues remain unanswered
- 7. News digest: Two-week lockdown planned, pending cabinet's approval
- 8. PM Heger: Cabinet approved lockdown for the unvaccinated
- 9. Bratislava Christmas markets cancelled due to pandemic situation
- 10. Lockdown for just two weeks? Forget it, say experts
- 1. Slovakia enters all-out lockdown
- 2. UPDATED: Coalition agrees on lockdown, but details are not clear for now
- 3. Coronavirus in Slovakia: 9,331 new cases confirmed (graphs)
- 4. PM Heger: Cabinet approved lockdown for the unvaccinated
- 5. News digest: Two-week lockdown planned, pending cabinet's approval
- 6. Bratislava Christmas markets cancelled due to pandemic situation
- 7. Prime minister: We are discussing a vaccine mandate in Slovakia
- 8. News digest: Stricter measures come into force as gov't talks about total lockdown
- 9. Can I go to the hairdresser or shopping if I'm not vaccinated? (Q&A about new rules)
- 10. Bratislava has the position of a capital only on paper