News digest: The Slovak Olympic team may be small, but it hopes to win big
90s Bratislava is reborn in a video game, and Bojnice Zoo greets newborn red pandas.
8 things to know about the halting of Lukoil’s Russian oil supplies to Slovakia
Experts see it more as a political and media issue than a real problem.
GTA Bratislava? Vivat Slovakia delivers an authentic local video game experience
Curious about how Bratislava looked in the 90s?
Another monumental wall painting re-emerges in Petržalka
Such images once helped people orientate themselves in Bratislava's 'concrete jungle'.
Slovakia’s smallest Olympic squad ever: Can they achieve the unthinkable?
Meet the mighty 28.
Weekend: History awaits to be discovered
Amateur theatre wants to show what it's been up to lately. Here's what to do during the weekend of July 26-28.
Better than mushrooms? Amateur collector finds Slovakia's biggest sapphire
A selection of short feel-good stories from Slovakia.
New performance contracts offer universities more money – with strings attached
The Education Ministry has launched a website to track the progress of universities.
New reactor in Mochovce already reflected in Slovak industry’s statistics
Its launch returned Slovenské Elektrárne to profit.
General Prosecutor’s Office rules out wrongdoing by prison guards in ex-police chief’s death
The Milan Lučanský case has remained a recurring focal point for the government.
Rožňava police station's lift 'irreparable'—Why no fix after five years?
Officers forced to climb stairs.
News digest: Fico’s astonishing salary
Defunct lift, useful Slovak phrases for foreigners during the summer, and tips on how to enjoy Bratislava.
3 things to do in Bratislava for free in the next seven days
Become an archaeologist for a day or sing with a Syrian artist.
Top 10 events in Bratislava for foreigners
Tips for events between July 25 and 31.
Controversial High Tatras tower reopened, its operator wants it elsewhere
Building one of the tallest of its kind.
News digest: European Commission's seven recommendations to Slovakia
Revolution coming to Košice, new rules regarding school excuse notes, and difficult task of finding positives in the culture situation.
Education Ministry sets clearer rules for student sick days
Doctor's certificate required in some cases.
Culture Ministry's absolutism will not destroy culture
What has Martina Šimkovičová's first year shown?
Slovak Matters: Summer clothing - or lack thereof
Reflexive verbs are hard to remember, but they make the difference between, for example, soaking in the water and peeing in the water.
A Slovak artisan who brings fujara instruments to global audiences
Alexander Králik learned to play fujara at university.
The Košice revolution: How culture, IT, and industrial growth are shaping the city
Tourists suffering from the so-called "Košice syndrome", and changing economics on the horizon.
Košice: The city that surprises and delights visitors
Find more than you expect in Košice, from historical monuments to culinary experiences, including one of Slovakia's oldest breweries, Golem.
Challenging Baranec trek leaves hikers sore but rewards with uncrowded summit
The third highest peak of the Western Tatras offers exclusive vistas.
News digest: Rainbow flag controversy
A unique success for the Slovak team in American football, while a Chinese car manufacturer is eyeing Slovakia.
German drummer’s stage performance sparks questions about avoiding Slovak court
Jakob 'Jakel' Bossert's recent performance appears to clash with his legal team's depiction of severe health issues.
No one stood up for the Ukrainian mother and her son
Beňo's dragon and Slovak monsters.
Constitutional Court finds ruling coalition favoured politicians, oligarchs in criminal law amendments
The panel of judges say that they had to overlook such scenarios.
Tapping the potential of Slovakia’s Roma workforce
Companies tout successful recruitment from marginalised communities.
Explore the hidden gorge of a forgotten world in a volcano village
Šiatorská Bukovinka, a town situated between Lučenec and the Hungarian town of Salgótarján, now boasts another tourist attraction.
Slovak team wins Czech Bowl in thrilling overtime victory
Nitra Knights make history.
News digest: Slovakia's first F-16 jets touch down
Where to get delicious ice-cream, meet the Slovak skateboarder set to compete at Olympics, and a tip on event full of concerts.
Changes to one of Bratislava top projects reflect new course
Offices to make way for apartments.
First fined for skateboarding, now he rides at the Olympics
Image of skateboarding is changing.
7 best ice-cream parlours in Bratislava and where to find them
We googled them for you.
Last Week: MPs interrupt their summer break to amend the Penal Code. Again
And still it might not be enough, with EC warning that Slovakia isn’t protecting European money.
