Here’s what to do during the weekend of 8-10 May.

The premier heads to Germany, an arms giant hits trouble, extreme drought grips Slovakia – and Europe Day celebrations on Thursday.

Limited fleet, tight schedules and technical issues complicate rollout of new rail services.

An analysis by Hunterbrook questioned production claims at Slovak ammunition plants tied to CSG.

Mountain rescue teams say the popular Skalka via ferrata is not “an ordinary walk in the forest”.

European Commission data show Slovakia now has the highest fuel prices among V4 countries.

Discover the history of Devín Castle, enjoy Italian cuisine, and learn something new at the science festival.

Lawyers Martin Kluch and Martin Hricko discuss development partnerships, market uncertainty, force majeure clauses and why contracts must prepare for conflict, not comfort.

In centuries past, this was the site of a Bratislava square with the name Senné námestie or Hay Square.

Experts say rainfall levels have dropped far below normal with wheat, potatoes and forests already showing signs of severe stress.

Foreigners barred from municipal policing for now; Foreigners’ Police relocation dates set – plus a castle where you can sleep.

Authorities say all services will resume at a new address on Račianska Street from 18 May.

Project involving Luxembourg and Dutch structures remains incomplete years after launch.

As war and hunger spread across parts of Africa, even migratory storks from Slovakia are becoming victims – and many will not make it home.

Existing foreign officers can stay, but critics question why residents eligible to vote cannot serve in policing.

Raised in Ohio, Štefan Grega became a dentist, built a family, and carried his past with him – until he returned to it.

Nearly 20 years of grassroots effort have transformed the ruins into a growing visitor site.

Science updates from Slovakia, a Slovak national arrested in Austria, and the Leo Express Bratislava–Prague rail launch hits early problems.

Prosecutors seek custody after alleged blackmail attempt and contamination of HiPP products.

The Bratislava Region says the project aims to improve biodiversity and adapt the site to climate change.