Events in Slovakia

The ornaments resemble designs by a Polish artist, who admits they were an inspiration.

Ornaments look similar to designs by Polish artists who admits inspiration.

Tennis player Rebecca Šramková's journey is not an ordinary story, far from it.

At one point, Rebecca Šramková had no money.

Analogous tools appear primarily in the territory of today's England, the Netherlands and Switzerland.

Analogous tools appear primarily in the territory of today's England, the Netherlands and Switzerland.

Breaking new taboos, PM sidelines the opposition in parliament and hikes VAT.

David Timis believes that brainstorming potential is one of the most underrated ways to use AI-powered chatbots.

Bricol, a family firm, has been serving big and small clients alike for 34 years.

Hauerland has been a prominent player in the advertising products industry for 33 years.

Pro-government conspiracy theorist to 'protect' journalists, locals urge PM Fico to halt a battery factory.

Pro-government conspiracy theorist to 'protect' journalists, locals urge Prime Minister Robert Fico to halt a battery factory, and the Danube River in Bratislava begins to recede.

Locals have organised a petition and are asking Prime Minister Fico to stop the project. At a September meeting, they shouted down investors' representatives.

Dominik Papala was installed on a key government platform in June, but the news has only recently emerged. Existing members say the platform's credibility has been undermined.

A selection of short feel-good stories from Slovakia.

Perfect opportunity to go on some hikes. Here's what to do during the weekend of September 20-22.

Jörn Kaufhold originally planned to stay here for a year. Seventeen years on, he’s still here.

Rising motorway vignette charges, Slovak newlyweds and their ‘Ugly Duck’, and mediaeval secrets.

The Buštors’ Fiat has taken on a new continent.

Archaeologists have also uncovered a forgotten mediaeval settlement, thought to have been one of the larger trade centres.