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After years of straddling two worlds, this American is now reconnecting with his Slovak roots
Benjamin Demko is curious to try halušky as his grandmother had her own version.
Slovak physicist: I do not employ doctoral students; I make them go abroad. I expect them to push us forward
Martin Venhart ran to be lead the SAV because he needs the power and authority to bring about change.
News digest: Slovakia lacks lasting vision, says president in special address
Discover Bratislava’s little wonders, reason to visit DIY music venue near Danube, and interview with future SAV chair.
One year on: Slovakia still unable to deport alleged terror suspect
Two new documents changed a court's decision.
A divided Slovakia still deserves hope, president says in national address
Read the full text of Pellegrini’s State of the Republic address, delivered on 28 May 2025.
Slovak roots: claiming what you knew you had
Being caught in the middle is not easy, as the following story of Slovak American shows.
Fico turns to X to shape his global image
Emulating Hungary’s premier and eyeing Donald Trump’s orbit, Fico’s X strategy targets anti-EU fans.
Slide into summer: Eastern Slovakia’s lake escape just got more fun
A new waterslide and facilities in Hámorská Bay reflect a soft reboot for a region that once bustled with weekenders.
Slovakia’s secret weapon is living abroad
Ireland proved that a diaspora isn’t just history — it’s a strategy. Slovakia should take note.
Poland edges toward green light on long-delayed Kraków–Košice rail revival
Warsaw signals cautious interest in restoring international trains – but critics remain doubtful.
Slovak Chamber of Auditors introduces Europe’s first AI platform for auditors
The tool is designed to enhance data analysis and streamline processes.
News digest: Fico tells Berlin Slovakia will not take lessons on Russia
Slapgate, Pellegrini’s first State of the Republic address, and MPs return to work — for now.
Fico’s adviser accused of corruption, then hits back at prosecutor
Peter Kysel referred bribery allegations against David Lindtner to police. Now he is facing a criminal complaint himself.
Slovakia passes NGO law, civil society fears a chilling new era
They spent decades filling gaps left by the state. Now the state is coming for them.
Why a British teacher chose Slovakia as home
From London to Poland, and now to Slovakia, this story shows how languages can open doors — to careers, cultures, and even love.
Irish metal band to make long-awaited debut in Bratislava
Ten Ton Slug bring their heavy sound – and a homecoming for one member – to a cycle-path punk venue.
They could have left. But these young Slovaks stayed
In a country grappling with democratic backsliding and political disillusionment, five Slovaks are choosing to stay – and to care.
Bratislava unveils its first 3D-printed bus stop
A minimalist bus stop on Harmincova Street shows how high-tech design can meet everyday needs.
‘Listen, Martina, this is not just your country’: protest song becomes rallying cry for folklorists
Artists and cultural workers say the minister is damaging the very heritage she claims to protect.
News digest: Brussels committee launches scrutiny of EU funds in Slovakia
Folklorists unhappy with culture minister, Slovak ice hockey player inducted into IIHF Hall of Fame, and Canadian family granted Slovak citizenship.
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