At Henkel Slovensko, Lenka Milčík is known for more than just her job title.

NGOs in Slovakia report rising harassment, take a bus into Bratislava vineyards, and a gallery from this year's Pohoda festival.

The bus will be in operation until September 5.

The Slovak Spectator offers the basic information a foreigner needs to know about employment relations in Slovakia.

Employers offer higher pay and wider opportunities to English-speakers.

The layoffs are part of a strategic overhaul, says Deutsche Telekom IT Solutions Slovakia.

16-year-old Slovak defeats American Juliete Pareja 6–3, 6–1 to win her first Grand Slam title and extend a golden era for Slovak junior tennis.

Slovaks' online shopping rises by 25 percent, Handlová mines to become eco-industrial park, and a water safety warning at some popular lakes.

Critic Kristína Kúdelová reviews Peter Bebjak's film, which has just premiered in Karlovy Vary.

Cool off in a sinkhole.

Shoppers at Nivy can now buy farm-fresh eggs from a touchscreen dispenser installed by Slovakia’s second-largest egg supplier, Babičkin dvor.

A selection of short feel-good stories from Slovakia.

Here's what to do during the weekend of July 11-13.

A good strategy strengthens recruitment, loyalty and company culture in a competitive labour market.

“Operation Monaco” hits cinemas, a wealthy judge loses his robe, and Bratislava adds Bucharest to its flight board.

An Italian professor hired to assess the artwork had previously questioned its authenticity.

Judge Milan Chalupka failed to explain how €700,000 ended up in his account.

The airport has seen a marked increase in traveller numbers in recent months.

Architects were given “a free hand” to create a socialist modernist paradise, says tour director Branislav Chrenka.

Channel your inner Parisian for a day, or let the infectious energy of Korean youth lift your spirits.