From refurbished IT and clean energy to plastic in concrete, Slovak companies are proving sustainability can pay off.

A selection of short feel-good stories from Slovakia.

Opposition to turbines often begins with legitimate fears. But when amplified into blanket resistance, the costs go far beyond local politics.

In Nezbudská Lúčka, a flooded quarry became one of Europe’s strangest lakes.

Two years since the attempt on Fico’s life, 40 years since Top Gun hit cinemas, and three things to do for free in Bratislava.

The bizarre claim that Europe plans to mask cattle for climate reasons has already been debunked by Brussels.

Employees say bodies were kept in old pathology building after demolition of main facility.

Slovakia argues the bloc bypassed national vetoes, yet earlier judgments point to a difficult path in court.

This postcard is one of the oldest published in History Talks.

Celebrate neighbourhood culture, browse a lively women’s market, or enjoy an Austrian chamber concert.

Two neighbouring schools share the same catchment area, but almost all Roma children from poorer communities attend one of them.

Here’s what to do during the weekend of 15-17 May.

Riddle of perovskites’ properties solved.

A Slovak dies in Norway, Russian TV mocks PM Fico, a classic Slovak film to watch on Thursday – and a local delicacy to taste on Saturday.

Applicants will need appointments for all services at the police department.

Japanese parent to take direct ownership of one of central Europe’s largest steel producers following U. S. Steel deal.

The prime minister’s Victory Day visit was meant to signal dialogue. Instead, state media appeared more interested in humiliating him.

Ukrainian officials said Zakarpattia experienced its largest attack since the start of the full-scale invasion.

Run through the zoo, take part in an exciting photography challenge, and enjoy one of history’s most celebrated musical masterpieces.

Smaller households and the slow pace of building are keeping prices high.