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

Enjoy spectacular open-air performances to concerts in historic settings.

The Warhol Museum prepares to reopen in a month, things to do in Bratislava, and a reality show faces backlash over controversial scenes.

The verdict is not final.

The famous DIY duo return, proving that no household problem is too simple to solve in the most complicated way imaginable.

The HRLeader 2025 winner on leadership, inclusion and why talent that studies abroad should return home.

From aristocrats to bandits, rafting was once the fastest and easiest form of transport.

Explore the story behind Van Gogh’s Sunflowers, cheer on Slovan Bratislava against Sweden’s Mjällby, and see Robbie Williams live.

A Smer MP ‘reports’ from Ceuta, the Government Office platforms authoritarian former PM Mečiar, and Slovakia gets even redder as the heatwave intensifies.

Amália Mikušová survived a lonely voyage to America, Nazi bombs, Soviet occupation, and 13 years apart from her father before finding peace on a Connecticut farm.

A new floating stay on Zemplínska šírava comes with a sauna, hot tub – and prices from €278 a night.

The century-old building will reopen as an interactive museum.

Marian Kotleba’s growing real estate portfolio includes a Bulgarian villa purchased at a declared price well below comparable market listings.

The new EU regime raises standards for providers but does not protect clients from losing their investment.

Robert Kaliňák defends meeting with charged businessman Norbert Bödör, saying their encounter in Serbia was ordinary.

SIS spy agency gets 'nul points' in French magazine survey; it's about to get even hotter, with weather warnings issued for Tuesday afternoon; and allegations fly in hockey player-influencer-politician ding-dong.

A woodland park near Liptovský Mikuláš features unique animal sculptures carved from teak roots and tree trunks on the Indonesian island of Java.

Bomb disposal experts secured and removed the naval mine near Virt before river traffic was allowed to resume on Monday afternoon.

Mere’s unexpected shutdown comes amid possible sanctions-related complications.

Defence officials say Hanoi is exploring artillery systems and ammunition production.