A roundup of uplifting stories from Slovakia.

Investments by Evonik and Winkelmann are joined by new automotive projects in Bratislava and Košice.

Court IT staff resign en masse, two ministry employees get €100,000-plus bonuses, and White Night returns to Košice.

The opposition fears for the security of court files, while the court rejects claims that the departures threaten its operations.

The plane flew through five NATO countries before reaching Moscow.

The prime minister said the sculpture was insulting and asked whether similar depictions of Macron or Merz would be allowed.

The 36th Month of Photography will feature 27 exhibitions.

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Martin Medveď, the first Slovak to lead Philip Morris Slovakia s.r.o., on leading through change, making tough decisions and bringing people together.

Žilina station could regain power Monday, police start Bratislava airport patrols, and Slovakia trails Czechia and Austria in economic freedom.

Tourism businesses say closer co-operation could keep visitors in Orava longer, while lower taxes give Polish and Czech resorts a competitive edge.

Entrepreneurs in and around Dolný Kubín say the region could persuade more tourists to stay longer rather than continue towards Poland or Liptov.

The number of Slovak dollar billionaires has risen to a record seven.

Lime from Buková was distributed across a large area.

EMAfest takes jazz in a new direction, Spanish cinema comes to Lumière, Gzuz plays Bratislava and Archirun heads for the old thread factories.

Pavel Lakatos on the impacts of Germany’s industrial slowdown, costly energy and car-sector pressures on the country.

The law also changes how authorities decide whether someone working through a platform is self-employed or an employee.

Slovakia scores well for international trade, but ranks much lower for regulation and the size of government.

What Slovaks earn, a loophole in TikTok’s teen ads, KFC’s mounting losses, and a Caribbean-blue lake worth a detour.