Tips for the top 10 events in the capital between October 20 and October 30, plus regular services in different languages, training, temporary exhibitions and highlights of the year.

Central bank showcases rare coronation coins, most drones flying over Bratislava violate current rules, and skier and Olympic medallist Petra Vlhová sets out her goals.

It's hosting a public exhibition of valuable numismatic artifacts related to the coronation history of Bratislava.

Gisela Weyde's work was long forgotten.

Artists react to the murder of two young LGBT+ people, a partial solar eclipse, and jazz takes over Bratislava.

EP asks the Slovak government to stand against LGBT+ hatred. Learn more in today's digest.

European Parliament resolution also warns against far-right extremism.

Leading authority on Slovak language reacts to homophobic attack in Bratislava.

Another unique attraction for tourists and local residents created on the cycling path by the Kysuca River.

Many injuries in the mountains are due to improper shoes, says chief of mountain rescuers.

InoBat plans to open 2,000 job positions.

Hague memorial for terrorist attack victims unites queer Slovaks abroad.

Over 82,000 foreigners can vote on October 29, but not all of them will be heading to the ballot box.

President Čaputová addresses the EP in Strasbourg, foreigners in Slovakia ready to vote.

Harassment cases are underreported.

Lawmakers failed to adopt a “cohabitation bill”, which would grant minimum rights to LGBT+ couples, on Wednesday.

Will ask European Parliament to double amount to €3 billion, says Deputy PM

Building to become cultural and creative center.

Vaccine hoaxes popular, new study finds.

A Slovak-Yemeni Muslim recounts her story, this year's budget increasing by €1.5 billion.

In a Tuesday resolution, MPs condemn the October 12 shooting.

DiXi shampoos are produced in eastern Slovakia.

Thanks to enthusiasts and enthusiastic cooperation, this location is coming back to life.

The parents of the shooter may face prosecution.

Al Henami loves both of her homelands, even if most Slovaks are not accepting of her Muslim community.

Bratislava gay bar shooting becomes an act of terrorism, Slovak politicians largely mistrusted.

Fico third most trusted, Sulík steeply drops.

The decrease comes on the heels of rising interest rates and inflation.

LGBT+ people in Slovakia are horrified, but not surprised.

Slovakia is not ready for registered partnerships, says ex-PM Peter Pellegrini.

The intervention will take place near the historic centre.

Thousands marched in Bratislava in support of the LGBT+ community, laying the blame for the killings at the feet of the country's politicians.