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Office market trends: downsizing, hybrid work, and the rise of flexibility
Bratislava’s market adapts to post-pandemic reality.
This hidden trail in Prievidza ends with seriously stunning views
A family-friendly trail reveals sweeping views and fresh perspectives on one of Slovakia’s most overlooked towns.
Bratislava’s Petržalka tram extension set to launch by end of May
The public transport network in Petržalka to be reorganised afterwards.
Slovakia misses out on key VW electric car investment
Volkswagen chooses Portugal over Bratislava for its cheapest EV, sparking concerns over Slovakia’s investment appeal.
News digest: President Pellegrini to face tough decision on holding contentious referendum
The love story that happend on the Carpathia instead of the Titanic, changes to public transport in the capital, and host of Italian culture and art events.
Slovakia gets its first completely new building law for almost half a century
It should simplify permitting processes, advance digitalisation and end illegal construction.
Slovak PM adviser denies secret talks at Russian embassy
Erik Kaliňák says his mission was merely to secure travel documents.
Last Week: In Slovakia, disinformation channels are tools of media capture
Robert Fico and his government are living in a symbiosis with them.
Stripped to the basics — and that’s the point. A night in the treetops for just a few euros
Where solitude comes before style in northern Slovakia.
He thought his family died in the Holocaust. Then a phone call changed everything.
A search for family led from old postcards to new relatives across continents.
Slovak scientists tackle big questions, from ancient climate shifts to cutting-edge smart windows
What's new in science in Slovakia.
The art of saying “no”
In a world that often praises constant “Yeses”, this reflection explores the peaceful strength and grace found in setting boundaries and honoring one’s inner truth.
Nothing happened here for centuries. Until they started digging
A selection of short feel-good stories from Slovakia.
Daniel’s strike gives Spartak Trnava Slovak Cup glory and a path to Europe
A narrow 1-0 win over Ružomberok secures Spartak’s third cup triumph in four years.
Slovan Bratislava crowned champions after dramatic comeback win over Žilina
A rollercoaster 4-3 victory confirmed their place at the top — but harder tests await in Europe.
3 free things to do in Bratislava in the next seven days
Visit special workshop as part of the Istropolitana Project or explore eco-education on Kamzík hill.
Dialects: You say potatoes, I say grule...or švábky?
Around Košice, asking for a pipka will get you a pipe but elsewhere might get you a smack.
Slovak roots: closing the loop
Visit the region full of cabbage and castles, with a synagogue next to Lidl.
News digest: Slovakia nosedives in World Press Freedom Index
Slovak scientists unlock secrets of the past and present, Slovakia’s state budget deficit grew to €2.08 billion in April, and Smer MP Tibor Gašpar gives a 'heartfelt' tribute to Russia, in Russia – and in Russian.
Fico skips night shift appearance, sends May Day wishes by video
The prime minister has cancelled scheduled appearances several times in recent weeks and months, often at the last minute.
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