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Jewish graves in Humenné defaced with Nazi swastikas
Police have launched an investigation after anti-Semitic symbols were spray-painted onto gravestones at one of Slovakia’s oldest Jewish cemeteries.
Dúbravka stays at Newcastle until 2026 – but will he ever start again?
After shining in Pope’s absence, the Slovak goalkeeper is back on the bench.
News digest: Pellegrini tops trust poll, but many remain skeptical
A young Slovak becomes an airline pilot, Košice removes Kuciak memorial, and the Kyiv-Bratislava train speeds up.
They arrived for work, study, and love – now they call Slovakia home
Three foreigners talk about life in the country.
Weekend: Masks on! Time to celebrate Fašiangy
Here's what to do during the weekend of February 28-March 2.
Slovak coach leading Orbán’s football fortress to historic success
The Hungarian prime minister’s manufactured club is shaking up Hungarian football’s hierarchy, but respect is hard to come by.
News digest: Fico takes on Slovakia’s “biggest problem” – or so he says
A taxi driver attacked by three women and a man with a shovel – plus a message from the Lutheran Church to politicians.
Top 10 events in Bratislava for foreigners
Tips for events between March 1 and March 7.
Smoke a joint? Wear the wrong clothes? That could get you beaten up in 2000s Bratislava
Slovaks recount being hunted through the streets of Bratislava.
From first aid to firepower: the drones crowdfunded by Slovaks
Many of these drones carry more than just cameras - they are equipped with first-aid kits, grenades, and supplies to save wounded soldiers.
The Italian once investigated by a murdered journalist is back in Slovakia – and raising bulls
Antonino Vadala, who had ties to Smer politicians and reportedly spoke with Robert Fico, has returned after serving time for drug trafficking.
Reclaiming your birthright
You may be eligible for an EU passport and not even know it.
Slovak romance: What to say when flirting, dating, or dumping
In Slovakia, you don’t just flirt – you "hook" (zháčiť) or "pack" (zbaliť). Here’s the slang you need to play the game – or decode it.
A new English-language theatre voice in Bratislava steps into the spotlight
Spare Parts stages Tony Kushner’s "A Bright Room Called Day", drawing parallels between Weimar Germany and Slovakia today.
The terrifying emptiness of Fico’s politics
Fico wants to be like Trump, but he is no Orbán either.
3 free things to do in Bratislava over the next seven days
Eco-education for families with children or a concert of Iranian artist for International Women's Day.
Unique ice tower created in northern Slovakia, lures climbers from all over the country
Freezing temperatures necessary to create it.
Can Bratislava stay safe? Mayor Vallo on crime, homelessness, and cooperation
The mayor of Bratislava has little in common with Robert Fico. But when floods hit, politics took a back seat.
Your job description is already outdated. Here’s why.
Our world of constant change requires a new approach to talent management.
News digest: Opposition leader Šimečka once again targeted over NGOs
Fašiangy celebrations abound, ice tower to climb, and interview with Bratislava mayor.
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