The second round of easing restrictions in Slovenia will begin next week. Bars and restaurants will be able to open on May 4th, but will only be able to serve on terraces and patios. Libraries, museums, galleries will also open on the same day. As will churches, which will even be able to hold a mass, which seem like a terrible idea, but I guess you have to pander to your voter base if you're a terrible government. Most of non-essential business and stores can all begin work next Monday as well.
So we're slowly getting some semblance of normality back. Course as far as I can tell we still won't be able to leave our municipalities for non-essential reasons (which always was and still is dumb, considering how small and useless some of them are) and schools and universities will remain closed until 11th of May at least. There's still a nation wide study going on which will test at least 1500 randomly selected people. 3000 invitations were sent out and about 1300 people responded, so they'll need to do a second part of the study after the holidays.
We've also had our very own dumb protests going on in some of larger "cities". Some of it was fueled, by the fact that our brilliant politicians likely managed to do some light embezzling when procuring the PPE. The usual "exploit an emergency state for some easy corruption" deal that we get every so often here, normally by the same exact politicians that did it the last time. It's usually discovered a few years after the fact, but this time we had a whistle blower that managed to put the whole sham to light quite early. But most of the protest was just general, non specific bullshit, ranging from anything between corona is less dangerous than the flu and 5g/chipping/state control nonsense. Either way hopefully there won't be any new clusters thanks to this ridiculousness.