The band of heavy rain is gradually moving out of Slovakia, say meteorologists.

Tourists can use bike-sharing services to explore the city by bike.

SIS may have illegally eavesdropped on the police, Slovakia's 'blood countess' exploits reviewed, and Taraba is challenged over flood defences

Former SND directors Matej Drlička and Matej Bošňák disagree. The building's planned €50m refurbishment is now in doubt.

The suspicion falls on the SIS intelligence agency.

The Slovak Crime Museum adds unique, frightening layer to Bratislava’s cultural offerings.

A selection of short feel-good stories from Slovakia.

Fairs will take place despite rain. Here's what to do during the weekend of September 13-15.

Slovak basketball talent is shining, and Slovakia isn’t giving up on Russian oil just yet.

Richard Petruška remains the only Slovak drafted to the NBA.

Slovnaft refinery to continue purchasing Russian oil amid geopolitical tensions.

A tax on sugary drinks and tobacco products is expected to bolster Slovakia’s budget by millions of euros.

Details of the large consolidation package, which will determine the future direction of Slovak tax policy, remain unknown.

Slovakia was covered with forest longer than more western European countries.

Tips for events between September 13 and 20.

The Zemplínska šírava reservoir once again boasts of a large ship.

Celebrate International Moon Observation night at the Bratislava Castle.

How to wow German-speaking travellers, popular film festival is back. Learn more in today's digest.

The communal walkway flats could also work in Slovakia, Rudolf Kozlai says.

From the Velvet Revolution to recent demonstrations against Fico’s government.

Ivan Bielik repeatedly invokes the anti-Semitic trope of the Khazars.

Daytime temperatures set to drop to 10°C.

Once a symbol of Czechoslovakia’s fashion industry, Nehera is making waves on the international stage.

Peter Kresánek had to go the extra mile to ensure everything, including the toilets, was in order.

Tips for dealing with uncooperative neighbours, a challenging summer for Slovak culture, American Edward Monovich’s appreciation of life’s small moments.

“Making koláče was not a secular tradition. At the heart of this whirl of walnuts and sweet dough lived prayers.”

Slovakia will have its first gender equality law for large companies.

Your building manager can take action against messy neighbours.

Said to be the largest freshwater tunnel in Europe.

The documentary "Wishing on a Star," exploring the search for happiness, will debut in Slovak cinemas in late September.

The current leadership of the Culture Ministry is waging war on contemporary culture – to ‘save’ Slovak culture, it claims.

Demand for rental housing in Bratislava skyrocketing, interview with Zuzana Čaputová, and a tip for renowned festival.

Prices growing significantly.

Jablko civic association behind initiative.

Evidence, if any were needed, that having the son of a Smer MP as chief spy is not a good idea.

The Slovak arm of Germany’s Schaeffler is investing in R&D as well as production.

Slovakia’s former president discusses what she will be focusing on in the coming months and whether she foresees her future role in Slovakia.