A selection of short feel-good stories from Slovakia.

Slovak politicians in propaganda media, weekend plans, and an energy fundraiser for Ukraine.

The suspect worked for a state-controlled newspaper and held talks with prominent members of the ruling coalition.

A fixed monthly contribution now applies to self-employed workers, including authors and licensed professionals, regardless of income.

Programmes like the Duke of Edinburgh's International Award show how challenge, service and independence build skills school alone cannot.

German-flagged ship Nicole has been stranded for over a week, with salvage efforts slowed by low river levels, authorities say.

A selection of slope-side eateries across Slovakia where skiers can enjoy classic meals without overspending.

Practise Italian over coffee or test your literary knowledge at a quiz in the city centre.

Here's what to do during the weekend of 23-25 January.

An activist branded a terrorist, a Security Council agenda that raised eyebrows — and the top 10 events in Bratislava.

While EU borders are open, road regulations are not uniform.

The change aims to improve parking availability for customers but has sparked mixed reactions among drivers.

Immerse yourself in the music of the Harry Potter world, feel the spirit of British punk rock, and enjoy products from Slovak farmers.

Adrenaline seekers can now take a free cold-water dip in Oravská Lesná.

In a city many of us once arrived in as strangers, the International Women’s Club of Bratislava became a place to belong — and a way to give back.

Amriddin Kholmurodov denies any link to extremism as courts refuse his extradition and his asylum case drags on.

One of the oldest industrial sites in Slovakia made way for a shopping centre.

Smog alerts in force, Dutch man dies — plus tips on Slovak books newly translated into English.

A Middle East trip meant to include businessmen collapsed before take-off.

Sergey Andreyev is not merely a Russian diplomat – he is Putin’s soldier.