Slovaks living abroad
Stories about Slovaks living abroad, Slovak citizenship, Slovak regions that faced heavy emigration in the past, and the descendants of Slovak emigrants. These stories are brought to you thanks to the FALATH & PARTNERS law firm.
Slovaks abroad build civic spaces to stay politically engaged
"We still care" says expats in Prague, London, Krakow and elsewhere who want to maintain links and participate in Slovak public life.
We were here to watch, be neutral, even in restaurant reviews, says The Slovak Spectator founder
The English newspaper about Slovakia celebrates its 30th anniversary.
When America shut out Slovaks, Argentina welcomed them
When the U.S. closed its doors in 1924, thousands of Slovaks sought opportunity in South America. Their descendants are still finding their way back to Europe.
National lacrosse team digs deep into heritage to post best ever result
Sport has come a long way in two decades, says coach.
A fortress town on the Danube hopes tourism will bring it back to life
Once shaped by empire and occupation, Komárno is betting on spas, cycling trails and cross-border charm to forge a new future.
Should you visit Komárno’s Courtyard of Europe? Probably not. Try this instead.
Built to celebrate Europe, this quirky square is now mostly empty – but Komárno’s old town, full of charm and great food, is just steps away.
Slovak roots: an opportunity to get closer
Find out what draws Australian athletes to Šamorín.
They were close, but pursuing Slovak citizenship has brought them closer
After Jennifer Shevock and her brother's initial success, even more of their family is interested.
Former Fico spokesperson appointed Slovak consul general in New York
Beatrice Szabóová to succeed Milan Vrbovský as head of Slovakia’s key consulate from August.
Lunch atop a Skyscraper: How a Slovak emmigrant ended up in the iconic photo
Many countries claim to be the land of origin of the men in the picture.
Behind the steam: stories from Žitný ostrov’s thermal tourism pioneers
“We could attract more visitors by following Hungary’s lead,” says Gabriel Somogyi, stressing the need to balance local charm with stronger marketing efforts.
Athletes travel all the way from Australia to Šamorín – have you been?
Near the Hungarian border, visitors can enjoy cycling, a variety of water adventures, and delicious pastries from a bakery with a long-standing tradition.
Alex Delvecchio, Detroit captain and quiet star with Slovak roots, dies at 93
The durable centre grew up on cabbage rolls and pirohy in Ontario.
My grandmother spoke in whispers. I thought she was a spy.
Decades later, my search to decode her silence led me to Slovakia — and to the truth.
Slovak diaspora outraged by claims postal voting is not secure
Postal voting drew fire from a pro-government diaspora voice and SNS leader Danko, as opposition parties warned of a threat to democratic rights.
From Prague to Paris, Slovaks abroad unite to defend democracy
Informal “café” groups across Europe are challenging state narratives and raising their voices as fears grow over Slovakia’s authoritarian drift.
“Are you a citizen yet?”
I refresh a government page daily.
Slovak roots: feeling the gravitational pull of Europe
Have a listen to the voice of a Slovak immigrant that America came to love.
Caught by the gravitational pull of Europe, this American is rediscovering his Slovak roots
Michael "Bryce" Bunner is continuing the work his grandmother started.
Two Slovaks deported from US and Vietnam in separate incidents
ICE apprehends man in New York while Vietnam expels tourist over alleged visa fraud.
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