UPDATE: On Monday evening the Government approved Slovak Prime Minister Igor Matovič's proposal for a resolution restricting the free movement of people for the duration of the Easter holidays, from April ...
On Monday, the head of the State Teaching Institute (SPU), Miroslava Hapalová, announced that primary schools will stop giving graded evaluation of pupils as of Monday, explaining that she wants teachers ...
On Monday, the Specialised Criminal Court in Pezinok sentenced Miroslav Marček to 23 years in prison for the murders of journalist Ján Kuciak, his fiancée Martina Kušnírová, and businessman Peter Molnár. ...
Entrepreneurs from operations closed by the Government because of the novel coronavirus can apply for state aid as of Monday, said the Minister of Labour, Social Affairs and the Family, Milan Krajniak. ...
Some employers and self-employed people will be able to defer mandatory payments to social-insurance funds, contributions to old-age pension savings and advanced payments to health-insurance funds for ...
As of April 4, 75 years have passed since Slovak Capital of Bratislava was liberated from Nazi occupation. In the course of the battle for the city, 1,742 Soviet soldiers, 470 German and Hungarian soldiers ...
One in five residents of Bratislava may get infected with the new coronavirus, according to a model done by the City Hall.
On Friday morning, after meeting with representatives of banks, the Slovak government introduced a so-called "Second help" bundle of measures. People affected by the crisis will be allowed to postpone ...
Slovak Prime Minister Igor Matovič (OĽaNO) conceded on Thursday that even stricter measures against the spread of the novel coronavirus could be imposed within the country during the upcoming Easter season, ...
On Friday, the Dennik N daily reported that Google has released statistics for 131 countries showing how the behaviour of people has changed in the days since the introduction of strict prevention measures. ...
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