Smer changes course on the transaction tax, Bratislava fares well on public transport, and a Nitra restaurant does big ideas at lunchtime prices.

PM Fico announced its abolition less than a month ago. Now his party says the tax will not be scrapped in full.

The new Gloriette viewpoint is part of plans to bring new life to the forest park above Gelnica.

Production will move to Germany and the Czech Republic after years of losses at its Bánovce subsidiary.

The university ranks very differently across the major global rankings. Looking at why can help us understand where we are falling behind.

Since Mike Teplansky started digging into Slovak culture, he has come to realise what his grandmother was cooking many years ago.

Police are investigating eight theft and fraud cases involving the collectables.

Dalibor Cicman joked about watches and his location before posting a photo from a five-star hotel. He later deleted the Instagram stories.

From pea ragù and falafel to porchetta with rosehip demi-glace, Daily finds plenty of room for invention in the traditional lunchtime menu.

Airport drivers game fares, Volvo starts test production, Hubert ends local production, and Ronaldinho returns to Trnava.

Passengers have reported repeated cancellations, prompting Bolt to warn drivers they could lose access to airport bookings.

A Greenpeace analysis of European ticket schemes also finds Bratislava’s annual pass has risen by almost a third since 2023.

The eastern Slovak factory now employs 1,000 people and expects its workforce to double next year.

It is the centrepiece of the popular Šantisko playground at Kamzík.

A study involving a Slovak palaeontologist reveals the main factor behind the mixing.

His own defence minister accepted payments from a major arms producer, investigative report finds. 

The Belgian wins Sunday’s final stage; Richard Riška is the first Slovak across the line.

The exhibition brought together former Brazilian and Slovak internationals – and a few less expected names.

Tomáš Halgaš has sold his software company to Sweden’s Lovable and is joining its team in Stockholm.

After 74 years, Hubert is ending production in Sereď and moving it to the Czech Republic.