Here’s what to do during the weekend of 10-12 April.

The international school head, on resilience, responsibility and why leadership is shaped by character, not sex.

The Calzona dilemma, a new tool for foreign workers, and Slovakia’s best-value bistros.

Prime minister cites Munich Agreement and recites peace poem at Bratislava ceremony, while reiterating ‘new world order’ warning.

Rapid growth driven by tight supply and strong demand narrows gap with France despite lower incomes.

There is reason for concern.

From Eros Ramazzotti to sakura blooms, marathons and table tennis — something for every pace.

A small EU-funded project plans new trails, campsites and river routes along the Ipeľ.

Guľa’s inside track, Weiss’s experience and cheaper continuity options assessed.

Robert Fico heads to Moscow (again); Bratislava hosts a talk on communist-era Czechoslovakia, plus a trip to an extinct volcano.

Free platform matches skills with labour market demand and suggests training or relocation options across the country.

Ageing demographics and regional depopulation suggest some areas could face long-term declines.

These Gault&Millau-approved spots serve standout lunches across the country – all for under €15.

Family-friendly tours will explore one of central Europe’s largest extinct volcanoes.

In Horná Mariková, outdated maps and legal barriers mean some roads exist only on paper.

Only a few dozen of the species live in zoos worldwide, with habitat loss threatening populations in the wild.

Slovakia has been linked in media reports to blocking two key EU decisions, but this is a misinterpretation.

A selection of short feel-good stories from Slovakia.

Women advance in Slovak business, mountain flora fades, a university says no to an STVR director — and why April is perfect for birdwatching.

Bluefin Century generated more than €100 million in annual sales with just a handful of employees before filing for bankruptcy.