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.
When America built Slovakia
Remittances from Slovak emigrants reshaped villages, bought land and funded schools. Today, their descendants could help the country confront its brain drain.
Exploring Nové Zámky: A town bombed by Americans, yet devoid of the castles it is named for
This southern Slovak town offers visitors a mix of museums, sacred sites and quiet green spaces.
At Slovakia’s edge, a region of surprises
In Nové Zámky, oil drilling uncovers thermal waters, cycle paths cross into Hungary, and winemakers stake on organic vintages — a mosaic of discoveries.
I discovered the hero my grandfather was, in an old box of clippings
I knew him only as family. In the archives, I met the wrestler, rescuer and fighter who shaped our history.
FAQ: State citizenship of the Slovak Republic
The Slovak Spectator brings you the set of the most frequently asked questions with regard to acquiring and losing Slovak state citizenship.
Slovak roots: coming full circle
The Slovak Spectator celebrates its 30th anniversary.
It was not her grandparents’ choice to go to the US, but she made her own and came
Slovak American Sara Holmes now lives in Bratislava.
FAQ: Non-EU citizens - dealing with immigration authorities
The Slovak Spectator brings you the set of the most frequently asked questions with regard to dealing with immigration authorities, in this case with the Foreign Police.
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.
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- Slovakia on the world stage: Folk ensemble wins hearts and tributes in Japan
- Last Week: How to both-sides a military incursion against a NATO ally
- Three Slovak predators jailed for raping girl, 12, after luring her into car in England
- The Trnava winemakers who defied the supermarkets and built a brand
- News digest: Champions at last! UEFA recognises Slovakia’s 1976 Euros victory
- Last Week: How to both-sides a military incursion against a NATO ally
- At Slovakia’s edge, a region of surprises Photo
- Nové Zámky and the fall of a fortress town
- Police storm Slovak restaurant to detain ‘godfather of Cologne’
- Three Slovak predators jailed for raping girl, 12, after luring her into car in England
- Slovakia on the world stage: Folk ensemble wins hearts and tributes in Japan
- The Trnava winemakers who defied the supermarkets and built a brand
- When America built Slovakia
- At Slovakia’s edge, a region of surprises Photo
- Police storm Slovak restaurant to detain ‘godfather of Cologne’
- Three Slovak predators jailed for raping girl, 12, after luring her into car in England
- Last Week: How to both-sides a military incursion against a NATO ally
- When America built Slovakia
- Nové Zámky and the fall of a fortress town
- News digest: Champions at last! UEFA recognises Slovakia’s 1976 Euros victory
- Slovakia on the world stage: Folk ensemble wins hearts and tributes in Japan
- Second World War bomb discovered during building works in Bratislava — evacuation planned
- Police storm Slovak restaurant to detain ‘godfather of Cologne’
- At Slovakia’s edge, a region of surprises Photo
- Three Slovak predators jailed for raping girl, 12, after luring her into car in England
- Last Week: How to both-sides a military incursion against a NATO ally
- When America built Slovakia
- I discovered the hero my grandfather was, in an old box of clippings
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- Nové Zámky and the fall of a fortress town
- Three Slovak predators jailed for raping girl, 12, after luring her into car in England
- News digest: Champions at last! UEFA recognises Slovakia’s 1976 Euros victory
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