Lawyer Milan Malata outlines what this means for companies, citizens and future investments.

The Speaker’s sermon comes mid-ride, a new bird lands in Slovakia, and the Month of Photography comes into focus.

While Sweden’s 1990s reforms were swift, broad, and honest, Slovakia’s consolidation remains gradual and fragmented.

The Defence Ministry’s new unit of volunteers will support the Police Corps in ensuring public order.

The Prim brand has survived political change, market competition, and even a decades-long identity dispute.

In central Slovakia, a project is under way to revive the Ľudovít spring, once famous for its mineral-rich water.

A Hlas ministry was employing its very own ‘disinfluencer’. 

A new theatre troupe, made up largely of expatriate English teachers, debuts with John B. Keane’s Moll — a comic Irish tale of priests, pride and a very clever housekeeper.

Slovakia’s army embraces AI-driven combat drones, ATM bandits strike again, and shops in Slovakia will open on All Saints’ Day for the first time since 2017.

Watchdog places Slovak prime minister alongside Vladimir Putin and Viktor Orbán in annual list of leaders accused of attacking journalists.

Change in holiday trading laws means major chains will open on 1 November for first time in eight years, as part of broader fiscal reform.

A selection of short feel-good stories from Slovakia.

No repeat of 2009 crisis expected, despite continued reliance on natural gas, experts say.

A shameless rapper, Tibor Gašpar on the attack (again), Danko doing T-shirt diplomacy, Bratislava smells off — and we’ve got your weekend.

Residents in several Bratislava districts complained of a strong odour this week.

Unlike Germany and Sweden, Bratislava has taken no steps to remove Huawei or ZTE gear – and admits it doesn’t even know where it is used.

Slovak immigrants to America were able to preserve the traditions from their old homeland.

From Seoul to the Caribbean, players in the Niké liga are discovering that football’s biggest lessons often happen off the pitch.

Enjoy a hike to Devín, taste young wine, and experience the Festival of Freedom.

Here's what to do during the weekend of October 31-November 2.