Slovakia News

Epidemiologists have updated anti-coronavirus measures as of September 1.

Check out your overview of the most important news from Slovakia on Thursday, August 27.

The coronavirus situation complicates the regime on one of Slovakia's borders.

Two national holidays in Slovakia at the turn of August and September mean no grocery shopping.

Activists call on the government to use billions from the EU to enhance bike transport in Slovakia.

Lýdia Tobiášová, executive director of the Fulbright Commission in Slovakia, talks about her experience with the programme and how it can enrich one’s life.

Work is set to begin on a memorial to WWII resistance hero Josef Mašín and what are known as Czechoslovakia’s “three resistances”. It will be located at the farm that was home to the Mašíns, a family who left their mark on the country’s modern history.

The national rail infrastructure operator, ŽSR, has committed itself to offering a swift solution.

The biscuits were once more popular than Bratislava rolls.

The central bank surveyed the situation of households asking for deferral of payment instalments.