From Diwali lights to Italian Baroque, October in the capital shines with music and culture.

Matúš Vallo says softer penalties for theft have made the capital less safe — but Interior Minister Matúš Šutaj Eštok dismisses the claim as political theatre.

Two cars collided on the I/66 road between Heľpa and Závadka nad Hronom on Wednesday evening.

How to transform potato peels to sensors, what does the end of transaction tax for sole traders mean, and tips on upcoming events.

Ján Čarnogurský’s blog recounts a visit to Mariupol and Horlivka, where he repeated Moscow’s claims about NATO and Ukraine and took part in military drills.

Despite 22 Slovaks attending NHL training camps, only six made opening-night rosters — with one sidelined through injury.

Literature, dance and hockey — take your pick of events in the coming days.

When impaling yourself on the orchestra is a good thing.

How to cancel your business account — and what to consider first.

Civic group Konduktor revives Ján Ilavský’s Joyful Life, the fourth of eight vast artworks created on Petržalka housing estates in the 1980s.

Team from top institutions began research after a joke over coffee.

Extra hands for the Foreigners’ Police, EU nixes energy aid and a far-right Slovak MEP shocks Strasbourg.

Wizz Air announces a budget route between Poprad and Gdańsk, offering travellers a winter escape for less than €15.

Volunteers and locals have joined forces to replace worn wooden bridges and beams in one of the Malá Fatra’s most scenic hiking spots.

Rushan Sitaram walked away from accountancy in India, trusting film to lead him. It took him to Cannes, across continents — and into a marriage that defied tradition.

Government critics warn that shifting EU projects to cover costs could widen the budget deficit and drain funds from regional development.

Health authorities in Komárno district are battling four active clusters of hepatitis A, with cases now detected in local schools.

Supplies ran out within days as experts warn of an early and potentially severe flu season.

As lamps are lit from India to Slovakia, Diwali becomes a bridge — connecting cultures through joy, reflection and togetherness.

A special flight brought home Slovak activist Peter Švestka and nine others detained aboard ships trying to breach the Gaza blockade.