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A selection of short feel-good stories from Slovakia.

President Pellegrini accused of playing both sides as he vetoes the law scrapping the whistleblower watchdog.

The Danube once meandered through a town, rather than defining a country border.

Only small shifts in this year’s top rankings.

Slovaks can pay much more than Austrians for identical trains.

Enjoy the Advent atmosphere with winter edition of Dobrý trh market or festive concert of the 2000s hits.

Here's what to do during the weekend of December 12-14.

Hungarian schools vanish, a Slovak startup rises, tips for enjoying Bratislava — and an interior minister stuck in the wrong kind of limelight.

Core inflation, weak GDP growth, and recent tax measures contributed to Slovakia’s poor showing.

CultiWise uses satellites and machine learning to cut chemical use — and maybe start a quiet revolution in how Europe grows food.

Experience the magic of Christmas, marvel at the legendary Coca-Cola truck, and immerse yourself in the enchanting world of Pandora!

He has already run up hundreds of thousands in penalties — and has now shut down the watchdog that kept catching him out.

Country could play key role in clearing debris from Earth orbit.

Liptov averts a rail near-miss, a Slovak comedian faces claims of unwanted intimate touching, and a festive waste truck cheers Bratislava.

A ferrata beneath one of Europe’s largest medieval ruins, a Balinese retreat on the edge of town — this corner of central Slovakia is anything but predictable.

It is true the town can be quiet, but occasional concerts, cafés in old legion buildings and bee-house sleepovers keep things interesting.

At a winter market in Bratislava, generosity proved more powerful than difference.

A century of Slovak emigration shows what the country loses when its young depart.

The coalition’s last-minute changes have done little to calm concerns that the adopted law — which dismisses the watchdog’s leadership — remains incompatible with EU rules.