A selection of short feel-good stories from Slovakia.

Baby found in Žilina baby hatch, new Győr–Bratislava Airport bus link, and why Kežmarok is worth a weekend visit.

The restored 19th-century landscape offers visitors a glimpse into the region’s aristocratic and industrial past.

New rules for s.r.o. companies will require notarised or lawyer-approved documents, adding new steps for entrepreneurs from 17 August.

Michal Bartek must publish a Facebook apology after court ruling, but says he is considering an appeal.

The French Institute will host free introductory language classes.

How politics and fear shaped the fate of one of a language that was once ubiquitous in Bratislava.

Here’s what to do during the weekend of 10-12 July.

AI experts certainly do not.

Botanist interview, Bratislava tips, and an award for 90 MPs.

Firms that deducted all VAT on vehicles acquired after January 2026 must prove exclusive business use.

Immerse yourself in French culture and discover the benefits of barre by the Danube.

Ecuadorian teacher Wilson Morillo sees opportunities for agritourism and hopes the region will one day welcome its first Ecuadorian restaurant.

František Mozner says discussions with judges outside normal working hours are not unusual.

The Bratislava-based shared services centre will scale back its financial crime and fraud prevention teams.

A Kyrgyzstan man dies in Bratislava lake, Róbert Mak retires from football, and who the real Ľudovít Štúr was.

Hlasy agresora lists politicians, activists and online personalities based on publicly available material.

A southern Slovak town reshaped by borders and economic change is turning to tourism as it seeks a new role in the Novohrad region.

New measures cover cabin baggage, refunds, family seating and fees.

Police said the repeat offender’s latest alleged burglary came less than 24 hours after he walked free from court.