Events in Slovakia

Martin Pospíšil has racked up five points in three games.

My art isn’t intended to be political, but it’s becoming increasingly difficult to avoid making political statements, says the creator of a popular lizard.

A peculiar criminal case shows what happens when a country fails to counter hybrid threats.

Robert Fico is praised by Moscow, Slovakia can be proud of its manufacturers, and ex-minister Dolinková decides to quit parliament.

The prime minister had mused about a missile attack on the EU capital and a visit to Moscow.

Bratislava city will face a €33,000 fine if it fails to remove kerbs and narrow its cycle path.

Take part in a laser biathlon race, witness historic battles. What to do during the weekend.

The Haramia family makes most of the components on their own.

A selection of short feel-good stories from Slovakia.

Here’s a brief overview of Thursday's events in Slovakia.

Sarah Hinlicky Wilson explores her family's journey from the Austro-Hungarian Empire to America.

Tips for events between October 11 and 18.

A lack of clear government responsibility and support leaves municipalities struggling to provide adequate housing

Prosecutor Lucia Pavlaninová denies involvement with a sect that promises long life and predicts an apocalypse.

International music festival this weekend or sports match with special program the next week.

The town hall of Kežmarok could serve as an illustrated guide to the history of European architecture, as it has been rebuilt so many times.

Assailant Juraj Cintula remains in custody.

The Liptov Museum received a historic organ as a gift as well.

The museum received a historic organ as a gift as well.

List of richest Slovaks has some new faces, clinical death of Slovak healthcare, and popular statue going viral for wrong reasons.