Slovakia celebrates Paralympic medals, secondary school leaving exams return, and Pitbull – aka Mr Worldwide – will perform in the country.

A Lord of the Dance, three priests and a funeral.

Nearly 700 routes, hidden rock walls and a DIY via ferrata in the Vtáčnik Mountains.

Kallan Legal earns heavily from cases linked to Smer.

Escalation across the border and also at home.

Alexandra Rexová and guide Sophia Polák hope for more medals.

The deficit hit €1.44 billion by February as people spend less and tax revenues struggle to keep up.

Why the Fallen Angel sculpture is controversial, Slovakia’s reliance on American tech, the best Slovak beers – and the Paralympics are here.

New figures show housing completions dropped sharply in 2025, while new construction remained well below long-term levels.

Experts warn the country’s near-total reliance on US platforms leaves its digital infrastructure vulnerable.

For 40 years, a family-run bakery in Prešov has kept a sweet tradition alive – and customers keep coming back.

Three small producers took the top spots, leaving Slovakia’s better-known lagers trailing behind.

A selection of short feel-good stories from Slovakia.

Weekend tips, a new ammunition plant and a wooden church in Orava.

Kalkýš, a traditional baked recipe once common in farming regions, is returning to local kitchens.

The Moon will obscure much of the Sun during a short but striking celestial display.

ZSSK introduces pay-as-you-go travel via an app.

ZVS Holding and France’s Eurenco plan €300 million factory in eastern Slovakia producing propellant charges.

A Czech media outlet says a billionaire-linked investment platform paid the firm for analyses while his companies won Slovak defence deals.

Celebrate International Women’s Day or visit a contemporary art exhibition.