Charging infrastructure is expanding slowly, local scepticism persists.

Train crash déjà vu, a breakthrough for Roma housing — and letters to Ježiško begin.

A district court in eastern Slovakia has blocked a village council from tearing down a Roma family’s illegally built house.

Jozef Ráž Jr was abroad at the time of the collision, which left dozens injured and renewed scrutiny of Slovakia’s ageing rail network.

The VAT reduction in the sector is a textbook example of how tax relief does not automatically translate into lower prices.

Slovakia marks 36 years since November 17, 1989 with a state holiday that, for the first time since 2001, is not a day off work.

A foggy October day in Bratislava in 1975 set the stage for one of Czechoslovakia’s greatest football triumphs.

A former school in Nemecká has been transformed into a real-life wizarding world.

Weekend picks, the best apple of 2025, and German investors fret over Slovakia’s growing costs and shaky outlook.

Survey finds businesses cautious on investment and hiring as labour expenses climb.

How 10 influential bourgeois and noble families shaped Bratislava’s culture, economy and identity – and how history ultimately erased them from the city.

A selection of short feel-good stories from Slovakia.

Museum purges roll on, a Nigerian footballer finds home in Slovakia, and a Canadian company riles Pezinok.

Slovak firms profit from paid medical appointment bookings as oversight remains weak.

Local firefighters refuse to supply water after discovering they were helping an antimony search near Pezinok.

Mathew Yakubu’s unlikely journey from West Africa to central Europe.

Claims of favouritism, talk of “last tax havens in Slovakia”, and a legendary keeper losing his hut after 50 years.

The annual closure helps protect wildlife and plants in the Tatra mountains.

From open studios and orchestral concerts to a thought-provoking theatre performance.

Here's what to do during the weekend of November 7-9.