Events in Slovakia

The Bare-chested Man in Front of the Occupier’s Tank by Ladislav Bielik is permanently exhibited at the P. O. Hviezdoslav Theatre in Bratislava.

Archaeologists are examining the ruin on the hill.

State levies and taxes take most.

Vivat Slovakia will come with different language packs.

A litany of car expressions the dictionary insists are real but no Slovak has heard.

Another large plant is planned, while sites for small modular reactors are being explored.

Irish TV crew in Bratislava, Blue Church visit, and foreigner attacked.

An actress in the play likened Štefan Kuffa to a censor.

An actress in the play likened Štefan Kuffa to a censor.

A single-seat cable car lifts tourism in southern Slovakia.

With minor theft now classified as a misdemeanour, criminals are cashing in while retailers struggle.

An Irish producer hails Bratislava as an excellent filmmaking location.

Carlos Figueiredo says he had a good time in Bratislava, but he won’t be coming back.

Any efforts to resist the regime were definitively crushed in August 1969.

Slovak historiography has made significant progress in understanding events related to the year 1968 that were previously taboo.

Slovak historiography has made significant progress in understanding events related to the year 1968 that were previously taboo.

Slovak KHL players nominated for national team, where to watch movies for less, and a tip on a tasty event.

Slovak KHL players nominated for national team, where to watch movies for less, and a tip on a tasty event.

Video shared by Russian embassy and television.

Video shared by Russian embassy and television.