A farm boy turned inventor, a horse video that went viral, and why to stop by the Culture Ministry on Friday.

Is the maypole a symbol of what some say?

Take a ride on bus from 1950s, see the life history at the city centre and run together with mayor.

Prelika is shuttered as two western rivals take over its spirits and mustard lines.

Smer’s Marián Kéry says he ‘consulted’ classmate before submitting near-identical university thesis.

Shocking attacks in university town of Nitra leave students terrified to speak their mother tongue.

A foreign resident of Bratislava was recorded selling a power bank, but a widely viewed TV programme presented the footage as part of a report on drug dealing.

Explore the buildings that are usually closed to the public or enjoy free public ice skating.

A major outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease has forced Slovakia into drastic measures, while the internet has gone wild with theories about the virus’s origin.

Celebration of Slovak cinematography, not so idyllic life in Bratislava hinterland.

Dozens upon dozens of mostly free events await.

A think tank warns that state-imposed obligations have pushed up labour costs by 14 percent since 2019.

A growing number of young families are rethinking their suburban escape.

Just don't expect cloned dinosaurs to appear any time soon.

Demonstrations ahead, EU flags Slovakia’s deficit, and a coaching great.

One deputy police chief upgraded to a four-room flat with terrace and parking – for less than €160 a month.

Slovakia’s nostalgic train rides offer more than just scenery.

Despite legal reforms, businesses warn that sluggish foreign recruitment and weak integration threaten long-term competitiveness.

Jozef Murgaš was one of the Slovaks who made a name for himself in the US.

It only opens a few nights a week. The menu’s barely there. And yet the food – pure magic.