Interior minister writes to same-sex couples, controversial road cameras come down, and London’s National Theatre hits a Bratislava cinema.

The party once called the DCA ‘treacherous’ and promised a referendum. In government, it has left the agreement unchanged.

The new Biodom at the Slovak University of Agriculture will provide controlled conditions for research into how plants cope with changing environments.

Peat bogs in northern Slovakia can lower air temperatures by up to 3°C – and several can be explored along wooden walkways.

Austerity measures have created a legal grey area.

An enormous wine list and a tiny food menu might suggest a bar rather than a restaurant. The cooking says otherwise.

A military camp in Slovakia contains bodies abandoned in wells and ditches after conflict on the empire’s northern frontier.

A local man’s pond helped crews fight the flames.

A new soirée at the Primate’s Palace turns the city’s multilingual history into an intimate evening of Liszt, Strauss, Lehár and folk songs.

Fire at the Slovnaft refinery, Slovakia’s most trusted state institution, and public transport changes in Bratislava’s Vajnory during the Lovestream festival.

The Grade B climbing route is suitable for beginners and offers views across the White Carpathians.

A selection of short feel-good stories from Slovakia.

A mystery substance at a thermal pool, a man brings trains to a standstill, and foreign tourists still spend less in Slovakia than in neighbouring countries.

The victim underwent surgery after the attack and has filed a criminal complaint.

A sale of Tesco’s Central European operations could trigger one of the region’s biggest retail deals in years.

A UniCredit Bank analysis says the country lags behind Czechia and Hungary in attracting revenue from foreign visitors.

The 18-year-old reached the men's 100m final, while the Japan-born steeplechaser booked her place in the final of her first championship for Slovakia.

The ministry first dismissed claims the cameras had Russian origins. It has now suspended their deployment pending an investigation.

A new study co-authored by Andrej Čerňanský rewrites a part of Europe’s evolutionary history.

Here's what to do during the weekend of 7-9 August.