Some storks swap migration for landfills, some politicians struggle to get from A to B without mishaps, and an innovative drug delivery platform.

Outgoing keeper talks about non-transparency.

Experts warn that “garbage storks” may become increasingly dependent on landfills for survival.

You can find them in Orava, the Tatras and Muráň.

Change comes without official word from the government.

Slovak politicians are still struggling to get from A to B without encountering expensive mishaps.

Pavol Gašpar, 39, drove a yellow Dodge Challenger into another vehicle, injuring a teenager. The accident has intensified scrutiny of his assets.

PM Robert Fico invoked Hitler, defended Russia and warned of East–West conflict, as other leaders railed against hatred, the media and social networks.

The Slovak Spectator brings you the set of the most frequently asked questions with regard to acquiring and losing Slovak state citizenship.

A selection of short feel-good stories from Slovakia.

A New Zealander’s Lučenec story, a long-delayed kidnap trial, and a stargazing podcast.

The city pulled the plug on its long-promised planetarium.

Enjoy guided tours of the Presidential Palace, or live music in the park.

The country has already spent more than €1bn on interest payments this year, as high deficits and rising rates put pressure on public finances.

Slovakia’s security authority has granted clearance to lay judges, allowing a court to move closer to hearing the shocking 1995 case.

Here’s what to do during the weekend of August 29-30.

Winemakers anticipate stronger harvest after poor yields in recent years, with tradition-bound drink available until December.

Dance at the Družba Fountain, enjoy open-air classical music, and visit the Presidential Palace.

Its castles and villages, preserved in comedies, fairy tales and Oscar winners, have been guiding tourists into the frames they remember.

Challenger Science programme helps SAV team see its work differently.