Hockey talent scout says which Slovak goalkeeper he would pick for NHL, Nitra theatre festival may face cancellation, and Slovaks are rethinking routine spending.

At Bratislava Fecht, fighters from across Europe and beyond crossed blades in a growing sport built on bruises and centuries-old manuals.

The European Commission says no proposal exists to change traditional beer labelling systems in either country.

The project offers panoramic vineyard views, modern comfort and a base for exploring Slovakia’s Tokaj region.

Employers face some of the EU’s highest non-wage labour costs.

Loft living in Bratislava depends on a small number of preserved industrial buildings and is likely to remain a fringe segment.

A selection of short feel-good stories from Slovakia.

Fico brings LGBT+ issues back into politics, a US investor sees Slovakia as a future AI data-centre hub, and a British website backs a Slovak getaway.

The Slovak town placed fifth in a British ranking of the continent’s best-value weekend destinations.

After finding Slovak cuisine reduced to a brief entry in a European food encyclopaedia, Jarmila Hlávková decided to create a culinary portrait of her country.

Bob Lesko says the country’s overlooked advantage is abundant electricity.

The country’s slide in well-being rankings reflects years of economic underperformance and weak governance.

The incident led to the temporary removal of a couchette carriage.

Japanese owner signals long-term commitment to steelworks employing more than 7,500 people.

The capital brings May to a close with culture in many forms, from books to live performance.

Paperless processes, automation and AI can make advisory services more efficient, but human oversight remains essential, says ETL SLOVAKIA’s Managing Partner

Here’s what to do during the weekend of 29-31 May.

Temu’s Slovakia boom, Bratislava’s top 10 events, and Slovakia opts out of backing a tribunal for Putin’s war.

Lukáš Sedláček, who idolised Slovak NHL stars growing up, is joining HC Prešov for his first spell in Europe.

From addictive shopping features to investigations over unsafe products, the fast-growing platform is drawing criticism across Europe.