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Košice City Days are two weeks’ worth of fun and diverse events
Experience 60 events in 14 days.
A cursed manor might be hiding in a forest. No one’s sure what it is
In southern Slovakia, bricks and whispered legends are all that remain of a mystery that has resisted history’s grasp.
UPDATED: Premier Fico to deliver Oxford Union speech during unofficial UK visit
This will be Robert Fico’s second appearance at the elite debating society.
News digest: Potentially another coalition broil in making
Two weeks' worth of fun in Košice, list of recovery plan investments Slovakia will fail to accomplish. Learn more in today's digest.
Slovakia keeps A+ rating – for now – as global woes cloud future
S&P maintains strong rating but sounds alarm over global uncertainties and car industry risks.
Last Week: Slovakia’s central bank governor still faces bribery case verdict
A judge decides that the amended Criminal Code does not give Peter Kažimír a pass.
From teaching in Bratislava to filmmaking: Al Pillar’s journey to "Symphony of Strangers"
Bratislava could be the backdrop for the Briton’s next creative venture.
Running around another Bratislava lake is about to get more enjoyable
Nové Mesto is also upgrading amenities to improve the swimming season.
Still waiting: Slovak-Austrian rail project faces more delays and cost overruns
Delays, flooding and unexpected discoveries have pushed projected completion of a revamp to the Bratislava-Vienna line back to late 2025.
Convicted deal makers in the Slovak healthcare sector
Opaque deals, conflicts of interest, and weak oversight plague Slovakia's healthcare system.
Slovak and Czech teen duo awarded the Global Earth Prize 2025
A selection of short feel-good stories from Slovakia.
They distilled for over a century — now Prešov’s last spirit maker is no more
Prelika is shuttered as two western rivals take over its spirits and mustard lines.
Top 10 events in Bratislava for foreigners
Take a ride on bus from 1950s, see the life history at the city centre and run together with mayor.
MP who condemned plagiarism now faces allegations of copying his own university thesis
Smer’s Marián Kéry says he ‘consulted’ classmate before submitting near-identical university thesis.
News digest: National Theatre boss brands protest against pro-Putin singer 'primitive'
PM Fico signals financial transaction tax changes. President Pellegrini vetoes the Covid-19 amnesty.
Weekend: With so many events for free, this is the best way to explore Bratislava
Here's what to do during the weekend of April 25-27.
Changing traditions of the maypole
Is the maypole a symbol of what some say?
News digest: No crime, no threat, just foreign
A farm boy turned inventor, a horse video that went viral, and why to stop by the Culture Ministry on Friday.
Beaten for speaking Ukrainian: foreign students terrorised in Slovak city
Shocking attacks in university town of Nitra leave students terrified to speak their mother tongue.
Slovak scientists help tear down two objections to Jurassic Park premise
Just don't expect cloned dinosaurs to appear any time soon.
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