The Hubert brand survived the collapse of the Habsburg monarchy, both World Wars, and the fall of communism.

A selection of short feel-good stories from Slovakia.

A report on Slovaks abroad, an NGO helping foreigners in trouble, and a prosecutors’ clash in parliament.

Here's what to do during the weekend of November 21-23.

Nine-kilometre segment includes Slovakia’s longest and highest bridge.

Experience everything from Spanish classical guitar to an international festival of poetry.

Scaling back CSRD and CSDDD is a warning: regulation is temporary. Competitiveness and resilience come from embedding sustainability in the core of the enterprise.

Words, number combinations and familiar keyboard patterns dominate Slovakia’s top 20 most commonly used passwords.

Grumpy PM, embarrassed minister, richest vs. poorest in politics — plus Slovaks in America and what’s happening in Bratislava.

Released emails indicate former Slovak foreign minister was discussed as a potential figure in Bannon’s European project.

November 1989 was hardly a gift from the leadership of the Czechoslovak Communist Party.

Košice tops the charts at home.

Dispute over multimillion-euro research grants triggers recriminations inside the governing bloc.

A Mexican film classic, Spanish footballers, and a showcase of queer Spanish cinema.

Pavol Ďurka spent two years on minimum wage and under strict restrictions — now judges say the minister broke the law.

Bratislava’s largest borough joins a pioneering scheme to tackle menstrual poverty.

Leontín Dohovič received the 2025 Nation’s Memory Institute Award for illuminating the abuses of Soviet-era repression and preserving Ukrainian cultural life.

Coalition cracks reopen, Brussels challenges the finance minister’s rosy numbers, and a forgotten hero of the 1980s gets his story told.

European Commission figures suggest Slovakia remains among the EU’s worst fiscal performers.

As the court examines Daniel Lipšic’s conduct, he accuses the general prosecutor of retaliation, conflicts of interest and double standards.