A selection of short feel-good stories from Slovakia.

Girl dies after Staškov school attack, a new Civil Code after 60 years, meet a Filipina who made Nitra home, and weekend events.

Šomoška Castle will be stabilised, while a Hungarian fossil reserve is getting an interactive time-travel experience.

The country abandoned plans for its own pavilion, but costs barely fell. The audit findings have been sent to prosecutors.

New rules will reshape inheritance, marital property, renting and neighbour disputes – and give people greater freedom, but also greater responsibility for what they sign.

Hyundai Wia has taken over Ecco’s former shoe factory in Martin, where it will make parts for electric cars and battery-cooling systems.

The capital will light up with contemporary art or welcome international choirs.

After a century in business, the German company uvex is bringing ergonomics, sport-inspired design and tailor-made solutions to workplace safety.

Here's what to do during the weekend of 2-4 October.

Find your next cultural experience.

The dispute exposes a broader problem: whether Slovakia has adequate safeguards to ensure compulsory health insurance money is used for patient care.

Connie Balážová helps newcomers in Nitra deal with bureaucracy, while trying to bring together a Filipino community that has grown rapidly in recent years.

Questions over the handling of an axe threat outside a school, the latest from Staškov, and no trains through Žilina.

Slovakia’s temporary 50-percent fare cuts will be introduced in stages, with some regions starting early.

Macron supplies Slovakia’s national team kits, but fans spotted Adidas stripes on a player’s tracksuit bottoms in a promotional photo.

An overview from June to September.

At its peak, there were 600 visitors per day.

Life moves at a different pace in the village.

Listen to the legendary Deep Purple, watch kites soar above Devín Castle and see Bratislava transformed by White Night.

A deadly attack at a primary school, Ukrainians find new roles in the labour market, and mums head out dancing.