The American boxer appears to have made a brief stop in eastern Slovakia to pick up his fiancée after a family wedding.

The year-round service operates three times a day, including weekends and public holidays.

A selection of short feel-good stories from Slovakia.

Family firms generated about €600 million in combined income, but the median profit fell as the gap between companies widened.

New turbines for the largest hydropower plant, Bratislava’s artisanal ice lollies, Ryanair keeps Košice–Malaga flying through winter.

Štefan Marejka left Turzovka in 1923, Michal Lukča left Holčíkovce in 1929.

Opposition politicians dominated the rankings. Polls, provocative messages and a president filming himself from a car got people reacting.

The owner of Apollon blames restricted opening hours and rising costs, but says the club could return elsewhere in the capital.

The new year-round service runs four times a day.

Julia Sherwood, co-editor of a new anthology of Slovak writing, explains how 10 stories capture the changing voices, places and identities of the capital.

Live music at Račianske mýto, traditional Slovak crafts in the Old Town and some of the world’s most promising young pianists.

From Cold War-era jets to a newly acquired Antonov An-2, Slávnica's open-air museum is home to aircraft with very different pasts.

Here's what to do during the weekend of 4-6 September.

The privately owned Búdková Street car park now charges up to €10 a day after years of free parking.

Firefighters questioned whether they could rely on the protective gear.

Coalition MP pays €10,000 over false claim, Kaufland workers weigh strike, purchasing power falls, Holocaust film pulled.

Our analysis of more than 1,400 companies shows they generated €18.7 billion in revenues last year – wholesale accounted for more than one-third.

Four adults face murder charges after Baby S suffered 33 wounds in Sheffield.

A castle after dark, rarely heard music, Jewish heritage sites, queer horror and an autumn show for cactus obsessives.

Real wages fell for the first time in two and a half years, with public administration recording the sharpest drop.