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Bratislava's iconic Salvator pharmacy is being revived: Restorers are now at work
The full-service pharmacy will serve as a kind of living museum, with staff dispensing medicines while also presenting its story to tourists.
News digest: A recipe to help you cool down during summer
More generous meal vouchers, elections in Slovakia over the years, and police intensifying checks on cars stopping on cycle paths.
Petition demands less traffic on busy Bratislava artery
City authorities say some proposals already being considered.
Health of Slovaks stagnating, warns Health Ministry
New report shows public health indicators worsening.
More than a hundred years ago, Slovaks voted for the first time. Have they learned anything since then?
Under communism, they dutifully voted in fake elections.
How to make creamy Slovak cucumber salad
What is more cooling than cucumber?
News digest: Slovakia's hunt for a Michelin star begins
Another diplomatic storm caused by Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán's remarks, good news from Slovakia, and a summer film event to go to.
Top Slovak chefs launch petition to get Slovakia in prestigious restaurant guide
Slovakia is one of the last countries in Europe that has not established cooperation with the Michelin Guide.
Slovakia denounces Hungarian PM Orbán’s recent anti-Slovak remarks
Bratislava summoned Hungary’s ambassador following Viktor Orbán's appearance in Romania last weekend.
Slovaks enjoy their night in the Tatras like Italians, with masks and late-night boating
Read a selection of short feel-good stories from Slovakia.
At art museum in eastern Slovakia, visitors can admire 100 works by great Spanish artist
At the exhibition, which will last until September 24, visitors can also see a rare postcard with the original signature of Salvador Dalí.
News digest: Storm warnings issued for Slovakia, slight cooling incoming
An interview with a Slovak storm chaser, July so far with above normal warm weather, and a conductor who wants to bring more renown to Slovak music.
Danish firm to design new Bratislava neighbourhood with rental flats
The Corwin developer envisions a full-fledged neighbourhood in Bratislava-Dúbravka.
Slovak tourists escape wildfires in Greece's Rhodes
Slovak firefighters deployed on the island.
Lightning struck near me, I'm lucky to be here, says Slovak storm chaser
Richard Tóth chases storms in his spare time.
As Hlas declines, the alternatives to Smer become ever more blurred
Post-election stalemate could be one outcome.
Slovak music is little known to the world. A leading conductor wants to change that
Daniel Raiskin, Chief Conductor of the Slovak Philharmonic, has always loved the Russian greats. Today, he pays equal attention to Ukrainian composers.
To do better, Slovakia must stand up for the rights of all
This past year was a sad reminder of how hateful words can easily lead to hateful actions, embassies emphasise.
A path to LGBTI equality? Ireland offers Slovakia a model
Imagine, for a moment, that one day Slovak society is as tolerant as any in Europe.
Slovak authorities struggle to tackle illegal re-exportation of drugs
Some patients, including cancer sufferers, are having difficulty obtaining the drugs they need.
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