Events in Slovakia

Myra Grignon has relatives in Slovakia with whom she keeps in touch.

Poor Slovaks, a popular weather lore, and Fjúžn returns.

We are officially the poorest, as a comparison of real wages in the EU has shown.

During the communist regime, there was little respect for sacred sites.

Several public gardens in Bratislava closed.

Dozens of coalition MPs were left spluttering when PS pointed out that their own relatives also benefit from the state’s largesse.

Innovation is at the heart of Pressburg Mint’s identity.

Lore regarding St Medardus among the most famous in Slovakia.

The band of heavy rain is gradually moving out of Slovakia, say meteorologists.

Tourists can use bike-sharing services to explore the city by bike.

Tourists can use bike-sharing services to explore the city by bike.

SIS may have illegally eavesdropped on the police, Slovakia's 'blood countess' exploits reviewed, and Taraba is challenged over flood defences

Former SND directors Matej Drlička and Matej Bošňák disagree. The building's planned €50m refurbishment is now in doubt.

The suspicion falls on the SIS intelligence agency.

The officer at the police inspectorate responsible for wiretaps was filmed confirming that his team was not involved, Dennik N reports. The eavesdropping itself may have been illegal.

The Slovak Crime Museum adds unique, frightening layer to Bratislava’s cultural offerings.

A selection of short feel-good stories from Slovakia.

Fairs will take place despite rain. Here's what to do during the weekend of September 13-15.

Slovak basketball talent is shining, and Slovakia isn’t giving up on Russian oil just yet.

Richard Petruška remains the only Slovak drafted to the NBA.