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News digest: Fico talks peace, but Slovakia’s arms exports tell a different story
A rising Slovak football star in the Netherlands, an extra day off for students, and a rainy forecast.
Bratislava introduces new parking rules at Železná Studnička
New rules aim to free up spaces for visitors, not commuters.
Skalica’s tourism playbook: a canal cruise, trdelník, alcohol, and singing in church
In Skalica, a push for experience-based tourism is reshaping how visitors explore its past and present.
Transit trucks diverted from Bratislava’s busiest bridge. At least in one direction
Authorities hope to ease congestion and pollution by keeping transit trucks out of the city.
Packing up the past: Bratislava’s art institutions move into the future
After 30 years of struggling on obsolete premises, GMB and MMB get a new, joint, modern storage facility, for their artworks and artifacts.
A pro-Russian group says 450,000 want to end Russia sanctions
Brat za Brata delivered a petition to the president on Tuesday, but accusations of forgery cast doubt on its claims.
News digest: Danko goes ballistic after state poll wipes out SNS – and he is not holding back
How much did Slovaks spend on gambling in 2024?
Fico’s Croatian getaway? PM hits back at allegations over alleged villa
Reports from Croatian media say the Slovak PM has begun construction in a luxury seaside village.
Populism over productivity? Slovakia’s wages stuck in the middle-income trap
Government prioritises family benefits over business support.
Syrian legionnaire could be a game-changer for DAC
The smallest player on the pitch, Ammar Ramadan, stunned Trnava with a header over the weekend.
This Slovak town never had a public beach – now it is building one from scratch
Locals have been using the site as an informal beach, but the shoreline is overgrown.
Honoring women, uplifting communities
International Women’s Day is a time to celebrate, reflect, and take action—honoring it through support and solidarity that make a real impact.
News digest: Former MP scolds actors – audience drowns her out. Unscripted “drama” goes viral.
Brash “journalist” takes aim at EU chief, a reminder to buckle up, and a stressful week ahead for some students.
In a Bratislava bakery, a blender scarred by a Russian missile is a daily reminder of war
Ukrainian baker Mykola Nevrev, co-owner of Bloom Bakery, supports an organisation baking thousands of loaves for those in need back home.
Robert Fico wades into Romania’s election row, calling for EU intervention
But over the weekend, the premier focused on women – offering praise while avoiding their real challenges.
Last Week: Fico continues his peekaboo foreign-policy dance in Brussels
Outgoing ambassador warns: our European partners think we’re ‘total lunatics’.
From La Rochelle to Bratislava: A Frenchman’s mission
Jérôme Texier left France for love, but in Slovakia he found a professional mission and a home.
Bratislava’s Pasienky pool reopens after major overhaul – in time for its 50th birthday
The renovation costs climbed to €5.5 million.
A digital pilgrim’s guide to central Europe’s sacred paths
From grand cathedrals to remote chapels, the project revives centuries-old pilgrimage traditions.
Senior judge faces disciplinary trial. He calls it 'political revenge'
Supreme Court Judge Juraj Kliment could have avoided one charge but has insisted on a full hearing.
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