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 instalments, mortgages, or loans for up to nine months.
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 se ...
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 meas ...
Co-operation between Slovakia and the United States in the fight against COVID-19 as well as defence priorities for the upcoming period were the topics of a meeting on Thursday between Defence Minister ...
The European Commission (EC) has approved draft measures requested by Slovakia's Vice-premier for the Office of Investment and Informatisation.
The Slovak Government at a session on Thursday approved new extraordinary measures to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus, including a ban on the sale of FFP2, FFP3 and KN95 respirators to the general public.
The coalition has agreed to set up a Mutual Assistance Fund that will be dedicated to individual people whose lives have been affected by novel coronavirus. Coalition MPs, ministers and other people wo ...
Foreign Affairs Ministry stopped accepting applications for repatriation of Slovaks from abroad as of midnight on April 2. This is mainly due to the insufficient capacities at the Slovak quarantine cen ...
The state will massively test residents of marginalised Roma communities for the possible presence of SARS-CoV-2 infection from Friday (April 3).
The Education Ministry is preparing a 'tele-school' programme that will simulate classroom education.
