Here's what to do during the weekend of 6-8 November.

Drivers say men posing as police officers have pulled them over on unlit roads, threatened them and demanded hundreds of euros. Slovak authorities say they are investigating.

Roma couple faces unequal treatment in flat search, police drop Pellegrini influencer case despite conflicting testimony, and GPS interference hits NATO’s eastern flank.

The Constitutional Court rejected part of a provision allowing municipalities to ban gatherings.

Reserves and continued imports should meet winter demand, but replacing Russian gas remains unfinished business.

Police uncovered conflicting witness accounts and examined discrepancies in Pellegrini’s campaign finances but found insufficient grounds to open criminal proceedings.

Discover young wines, swap pre-loved textiles and enjoy a magical autumn lantern parade.

Reporters Without Borders has highlighted the prime minister’s repeated insults against journalists, particularly women.

A lantern procession, young wine festival, concerts and a futsal qualifier are among the events taking place in Bratislava from 6 to 13 November.

The Church of Saints Cosmas and Damian is among the oldest religious monuments in the Orava region.

From Gabčíkovo disputes to new grid infrastructure, soukeník — štrpka advises on the legal issues shaping Slovakia’s energy assets.

Popular hiking trails off-limits, Fico adviser cleared of corruption charges, foreigners back in populists’ crosshairs and a shooting in Bratislava.

The German supplier is cutting thousands of jobs across Europe amid falling demand for car parts, while betting on humanoid robots for growth.

The Supreme Court upheld David Lindtner’s acquittal.

From housing shortages to legal paperwork, Yana Prokopovych helps newcomers tackle the practical and emotional challenges of starting over.

Music, dance, drama, art and design give students opportunities to discover their talents and express themselves.

ESET Science Award jury member Shelley McKeown Jones on the difficulty of bringing people together.

With her guide dog and help from others, she campaigned for a council seat in central Slovakia. She lost, but plans to remain active in her community.

Donated by a local family, the fir tree will be lit on 27 November. The Christmas market will run until early January.

A Slovak human rights investigation found nine cases of suspected ethnic discrimination during 25 flat viewings in Banská Bystrica.