Calzona era ends, MP assaulted, and a ratings setback.

Disagreement over contract length ends four-year spell marked by tactical progress and Euro 2024 run.

Foreign investors sour on Slovakia as tax burden hits a record low rating and willingness to invest continues to fall.

The market for residential projects has reawakened.

Biologist Patrícia Chrzanová Pečnerová on genomes, isolation and extinction risk.

Friday’s parliamentary debate ended prematurely. 

Ján Ferenčák says a ‘burly man’ grabbed him and struck his head near an ice hockey stadium before fleeing the scene.

S&P warns further downgrade possible if deficits widen or growth remains weak.

Dominika Cibulková faces mounting criticism after promoting alcohol as part of a healthy lifestyle.

Culture Minister Martina Šimkovičová is accused of politicising a university campus, the central bank warns of inflation risks, and what the Soviets did — and did not — conceal about Chernobyl 40 years ago.

Providing cabbage seedlings were among the duties Ružomberok had to its feudal lord.

Information about the explosion at Unit 4 of the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant on April 26, 1986, was immediately classified by the Soviet party-state leadership and security services.

Public opinion survey suggest Slovaks favour Western European countries, but remain less enamoured of global leaders.

Regional capitals are attracting the most attention.

Many of the key details are already known. 

Augmented reality feature lets users watch animations by pointing their phone at vehicles across the city.

A selection of short feel-good stories from Slovakia.

Melinda Szabó, the CEO of Slovak Telekom and T-Mobile Czech Republic, reflects on women in leadership, the changing face of telecoms, and the importance of visibility, authenticity and fair opportunity.

Meet the man who showed Slovaks the wide world, Slovakia is losing the battle for foreign investment, and tips for weekend events.

New rule from tax authorities requires cashless option for purchases over €1, with fines for those who fail to comply.