SAV experts trying to unlock secrets of therapy resistance

MPs to take up an amendment on foreigners’ residence next week, Danube cruise season sets sail, and Slovak families are not spending long enough at the table.

Buses with bike carriers will run until the end of October.

The sculpture is now presented as a forgery – a claim some experts reject.

With 80 modernised machines now in place, DPB is bringing quicker, round-the-clock access to season tickets across the city.

Officials say abstention reflects unresolved concerns.

Poorly surfaced 400-metre stretch with lamppost obstacles draws backlash despite €530,000 public funding.

A selection of short feel-good stories from Slovakia.

Progressive Slovakia’s failed joke, weekend tips, Slafkovský’s voice on the Montreal metro.

New legislation would make it harder for companies to dismiss labour representatives, following a high-profile case involving Amazon.

The company says the shift from Trnava will improve efficiency, while some politicians have criticised the wider business environment.

Operators hope improved conditions and reduced traffic will boost visitor numbers along the Váh River route.

A new law has made 8 May both a working day and a paid holiday, forcing employers and workers to navigate conflicting rules on wages and leave.

From 15 May, services will no longer be limited to Foreigners’ Police departments.

From medieval battles to language exchange and live classical music.

Here’s what to do during the weekend of 17-19 April.

Slovaks perceived the Croats’ demonstrative nature and self-confidence negatively.

Women in Slovakia still earn less and rarely reach top leadership roles.

Slovaks oppose Ukraine’s EU bid, the defence minister frets over delayed armoured vehicles, what to do in Bratislava — and Daffodil Day offers a bright note.

Coalition and several opposition parties backed the reform despite ongoing political tensions.