PM Robert Fico.

News digest: With EU funds in hand, Fico slams opposition as “anti-state” foes

Despite clear skies, a chill is set to settle in over the weekend.

Colette restaurant in Bratislava.
A man clears the grave of his loved ones of autumn leaves during All Saints' Day at the National Cemetery in Martin on Wednesday, 1 November 2023.
Travis Scott appeared on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" in December 2023

Does Travis Scott know that he will perform in Slovakia?

Rumours swirl around a potential mega-concert in 2025, but doubts about its legitimacy are already creeping in.

Prešov Regional Court.

Appeals court rules against President Kiska, ex-president alleges Fico’s intimidation of judges

The former head of state remains steadfast in his commitment to challenging the court’s ruling.

Opera Madama Butterfly

Top 10 events in Bratislava for foreigners

Tips for events between November 2 and 8.

Beware of striding into the Slovak kitchen and asserting yourself.

Slovak Matters: Slovak cooking lingo

Mixing up cesto (dough) and cesta (road/way/journey) may cause confused faces around you.

Autumn in the Kamzík green area in Bratislava on October 18, 2022.

3 things to do in Bratislava for free in the next seven days

Tip for the easy hike with a perfect view of neighboring countries or workshop for families with children on Kamzík.

Barbora Balunová

Slovakia’s energy legislation serves as inspiration for EU peers

An expert in energy-related legislation talks about the impacts of the energy crisis and ESG reporting.

Prime Minister Robert Fico in parliament on October 26, 2024.

News digest: PM Fico embarks on mission to China

Cancer warrior aids the coalition in parliament, President Zelensky lands in Košice.

Shogo Mashine poses with a copy of his book "Slovensko, nie Česko".

Slovakia, not Czechia: One man’s quest to teach Japan about his second home

Trading Tokyo for Bratislava, Shogo Mashine fell in love with a land filled with different kind of castles.

Independent MP Rudolf Huliak.

Fico threatens to unleash intelligence services over vote-buying fears

The prime minister signals a crackdown on vote-buying allegations while grappling with a healthcare exodus.

PM Robert Fico arrives at the government meeting on October 30, 2024.

Trust in PM Fico declines as rival gains popularity

President Peter Pellegrini is the most trusted political leader in Slovakia, a poll shows.

PM Fico appears on Russian state propaganda television on Wednesday, October 30, 2024.

Fico’s Russian broadcast: Slovakia’s PM repeats Kremlin lines, eyes Moscow trip

Robert Fico is doubling down on his Kremlin narratives and earning his place as the EU’s next outsider.

Main railway station in Bratislava.

News digest: More trains for All Saints’ Day and autumn holiday rush

PM Fico rushes to address an apparent coalition problem, but not the demands of doctors.

While the winter closure includes many Tatra peaks, there are some exceptions.

Final days for adventurers: Popular High Tatras trails set to close for winter

Seasonal closures affect three trails iIn Low Tatras National Park.

Jaroslav Kizek
MaryJo Kacvinsky.

The Slovak-American who wants to learn to properly pronounce soft ‘l’ in Slovak

MaryJo Kacvinsky hails from the small Slovak community of Moquah in Wisconsin.

Slovak Roots: honouring one's ancestors

Remembering the first NHL player with Slovak roots and his lasting legacy.

The National Council of the Slovak Republic (parliament) is not quorate to make decisions on October 29, 2024.

PM Fico’s coalition under pressure as far-right MPs boycott votes

The absence of far-right MPs during Tuesday votes highlights ongoing tensions within the coalition.

Pictured from left: Deputy Chair of the Doctors’ Trade Union Association (LOZ) Miroslav Mendel and Chair of the Doctors’ Trade Union Association (LOZ) Peter Visolajský during an LOZ press conference on October 29, 2024 in Bratislava.

Doctors begin resignation wave as PM insists health care is not his concern

Doctors feel “embarrassed” that they must hand in their resignations once again.

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