For many students, the real question isn’t why they come – but why so many people assume they shouldn’t. 

Far-right MEP called out on TV by opposition MP, MPs return to work on Tuesday, and Daffodil Day approaches.

Many donate over €10,000 a year, with most supporting education and social causes.

With Hungary shifting westward, Slovakia’s leader must decide whether to confront or conform.

From awkward first sentences to brand collaborations, Ross Craig proves humour travels surprisingly well across languages.

The Hungarian writer suggests Fico will struggle to replicate Hungary’s role in blocking EU decisions.

The discovery suggests frontier soldiers may have had access to advanced infrastructure — and maybe even baths.

Utekáč is attracting visitors with a unique climbing wall built on a reconstructed chimney dating back to 1787.

As more Americans look to Europe, countries like Italy are tightening citizenship rules — shifting from ancestry to genuine connection.

A fish counter in Nová tržnica has fed generations for 30 years — now drawing both loyal regulars and curious newcomers.

To Slovaks, the closely watched election is a mirror of sorts. 

Slovakia is under scrutiny over the state of media freedom, Fico targets a judge, and new rules will require small businesses to allow cashless payment.

At LOOM, newcomers arrive for help – and often stay for something more.

Norway spruce struggling amid threats from drought, high temperatures, and pests.

From military vehicles to futuristic concepts, a new exhibition reveals prototypes spanning decades.

Municipal subsidies play a big part: without them, a 30-minute ticket in Košice would cost €3.50 instead of €1.40, operators say.

A selection of short feel-good stories from Slovakia.

The lens-shaped formations seen earlier this week are known as lenticular clouds, formed by air moving over mountains.

Diesel prices for foreign drivers drop, Bratislava Marathon brings traffic disruptions, a dispute over the Rusyn museum — and how to spend the weekend.

Festively dressed in their best — with bare feet.