Here's what to do during the weekend of 16-18 January.

Give old Christmas trees a second life or enjoy a relaxed community market.

Far-right Republika on the rise, what’s on in Bratislava, and controversy over staff at the public broadcaster.

Choice of senior manager whose husband hosts a Kremlin-aligned outlet fuels concerns over disinformation and political influence at STVR.

The ministry says it does not know how many people have been compensated or how much has been paid out.

Sometimes the most powerful opportunities are not the ones you seek. They are the ones you inherit - and only need to be recognized.

A folk festival beneath an extinct volcano, a vast open-air amphitheatre and forest trails draw visitors – but closed sites make them leave early.

Freezing temperatures have turned lakes and river branches across the capital into natural skating rinks, reviving childhood memories.

Guided tours will offer a glimpse into its aristocratic past and protected natural surroundings.

Kean Nakamura-Berta has reached a major milestone on his path towards Formula 1.

Discover the best of contemporary Nordic cinema, enjoy Peter Breiner’s new album, and support the Slovan basketball team.

Germans seemed particularly set against relics from Obišovce.

After a surprise bronze in 2022, Slovakia returns with a younger but well-balanced line-up.

Snow strains regions, carmakers warn government, top court reopens 1990s gas dispute.

A guide to the best things to see and do in and around Detva, a town in central Slovakia.

2026 will likely bring modest but positive growth — not recessionary, but well below potential.

To reverse this process, Slovakia must work on its competitiveness.

Freezing rain and heavy snowfall have caused delays on roads, railways and at Bratislava airport, with warnings in place for black ice and difficult travel conditions nationwide.

Snow in many areas on Tuesday, the public broadcaster red-faced over an AI image, and a letter urging MPs to behave.

State-owned SPP faces potential liabilities of up to €40 million after a Supreme Court ruling in a case dating back to the 1990s.