Democracy has its limits.

White Night festival starts in Bratislava, an antigen test will be enough to get a Covid certificate, and Coburg mansion in Jelšava makes its pitch to fright-hungry tourists.

The foundation stone will be blessed this Sunday.

Tips for the top 10 events in the capital between September 15 and September 25, plus regular services in different languages, training, temporary exhibitions and highlights of the year.

What’s going on in Bratislava, a new Slovak documentary hits cinemas.

Siege facility to draw attention to Trnava's old walls.

In the early stages of the war, Slovaks expressed unprecedented solidarity with Ukrainian refugees.

Bird spotted months after disappearing from nesting site.

Subsidies will be offered from October.

The times of clandestine meetings of gay people at public toilets and in parks are largely over in Bratislava as LGBT+ life in the city continues to evolve.

Inflation keeps rising. Seven tips on what to see during the White Night festival.

Slovenská Pošta also used an image inspired by the war

Slovakia's central bank has adjusted the rules for loans based on age.

“A manual” for the festival and seven sites choosen by The Slovak Spectator.

Government yet to outline plans for schools if heating becomes unaffordable.

The life of Erzsébet Házy, an acknowledged opera performer, shared many parallels with the world-renowned American-Greek soprano.

Regular session, including vote on Sweden's and Finland's NATO accession, postponed.

A large goat breeding cooperative shuts down. Public defender of rights' chair vacant for months.

Being an expert today is not enough, President Čaputová says.

The Slovak hockey federation sees no problem with athletes playing in the KHL league and for the national team.

Investment will bring new jobs.

Government subsidies were too slow.

The last public defender of rights, Mária Patakyová, left her post five months ago and no replacement has been chosen – a sign of the lack of esteem in which politicians hold the office.

Heger's candidates for ministers and a language dilemma over the British king's name.

Prince Charles has visited Slovakia twice.

The opposition dissatisfied with President Zuzana Čaputová's decision.

But who exactly will be responsible for the performance of the new ministers?

New building plans are already in the works.

An average increase of 140 percent in heat prices should be expected.

The prime minister has asked President Zuzana Čaputová to appoint him as interim education minister.

Long-time decaying monument in Gemer region receives unconventional use.