A selection of short feel-good stories from Slovakia.

Institutions have introduced dozens of new programmes, to boost employability and international appeal.

A Fico–Zelensky call, weekend ideas across Slovakia, and Bratislava takes aim at beer bikes.

David DeJulius arrives from Spain’s Liga Endesa.

Cathy Dorko’s Slovak relative told her she felt like in Slovakia when she visited Tennessee many years ago.

Bratislava city councillors have approved stricter regulations on alcohol consumption in public spaces.

Toilets, shops and a glass façade part of long-delayed reconstruction plan.

Passengers departing from Bratislava’s M. R. Štefánik Airport with Ryanair can now check in their luggage more quickly.

Slovakia placed 24th out of 27 member states.

Enjoy classical music, wind instrument harmonies, and a colourful cultural celebration.

Here’s what to do during the weekend of 27 February - 1 March.

Fatal shelter collapse, Bratislava’s upcoming events, Poles say they like Slovaks.

Two people were seriously injured when a concrete shelter fell outside a government building on Wednesday morning.

Your March guide to the city’s cultural highlights.

The Tribeč mountains are shrouded in mystery and unexplained disappearances.

A view of traditional houses that once lined the road of Brezová pod Bradlom.

Rock meets museum walls, a heated football derby unfolds, Jude Law portrays Putin, and the Festival of Colours returns.

From virtual lunar villages to connecting Slovak talent with Europe’s space ambitions.

A Frenchman in love with Slovakia, a Slovak brand quits, a whistleblower helps, and a Slovak journalist makes the NYT front page.

Smaller flats gain value.