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.

Entrepreneurs who fail to comply may face fines.

Economic sentiment at its lowest level since 2020, March survey of foreign chambers in Slovakia shows.

Explore history, swap treasures or enjoy a world-class concert livestream this weekend.

Here’s what to do during the weekend of 24-26 April.

The ManpowerGroup Slovakia chief on setbacks, opaque glass ceilings and why HR is no longer a ‘soft’ function.

€17 million iPhone mystery deepens, Bratislava’s event scene buzzes, and Trenčín officials break with a rare mandate.

Aneta Világi says one-sided emotional ties to leaders are deepening divisions and driving people into information bubbles.

Authorities are examining the disappearance of thousands of devices linked to the Slovak FA.

Officials in Trenčín issued a rare mandate requiring the owner of a protected property to reconstruct a wing destroyed without approval, with steep penalties for noncompliance.

Daniel Šustek was eager to share his enthusiasm for the world.

New eco-tourism project in eastern Slovakia offers intimate guided rides through the stunning Slovak Karst.

From City Days celebrations to a journey through the life of Michael Jackson and a cycling tour of Petržalka, Bratislava offers plenty to explore.

Macron leads in a Slovak public poll, Starmer barely registers, environmental clean-up lags — and a bear cub gets a second chance.

Businessman Marian Kočner used a legal loophole to get his message out — and attack the case against him.

A new series of talks is unpacking how life under the regime reshaped society.

Transparency International says some content resembled promotional material and lacked clear labelling.

Police say two tampered HiPP products were removed from a store before sale as investigations continue across three countries.