Opposition therapy, Bratislava edges toward Christmas, and a Swiss fact to round off your day.

A towering Caucasian fir now stands on the Slovak capital’s Main Square.

Slovak MEP says helping Ukraine is in Slovakia’s own interest, warning that turning towards Moscow could harm the country’s security and reputation in the EU.

Slowing demand and rising borrowing costs are squeezing companies – and an even tougher year lies ahead, analysis prepared by KPMG and FinStat shows.

The 2005 murder of Daniel Tupý by neo-Nazis shocked the country. His father’s new complaint renews questions over why justice has taken two decades.

Opposition therapy, Bratislava edges toward Christmas, and a Swiss fact to round off your day.

A towering Caucasian fir now stands on the Slovak capital’s Main Square.

Slovak MEP says helping Ukraine is in Slovakia’s own interest, warning that turning towards Moscow could harm the country’s security and reputation in the EU.

Slowing demand and rising borrowing costs are squeezing companies – and an even tougher year lies ahead, analysis prepared by KPMG and FinStat shows.

The 2005 murder of Daniel Tupý by neo-Nazis shocked the country. His father’s new complaint renews questions over why justice has taken two decades.