Cozy wooden stairs take visitors down to the water.

Bratislava gears up for mosquito season, it's the anniversary of Ján Čiernohaus who designed the skeleton of the Eiffel Tower, and wine cellars in the Small Carpathian Region are open for wine lovers.

The capital will again deploy volunteers to monitor mosquito hatcheries.

A book that costs €1,500, Urban Market kicks off in Bratislava, and where to go to relive the 1944 uprising.

ZMOS talks about nationwide strike.

One scientist already won a lawsuit.

A doctor filed lawsuits against MPs spreading lies about him. Government-approved anti-inflation help might not get support. Learn more in today's digest.

Temporary protection status significantly shortens and simplifies the access of Ukrainian refugees to employment in Slovakia.

The May invoice is due on May 20.

The government passed several anti-inflation measures on May 18. It is now time for MPs to vote.

The document does not include diagnostic procedures, which the ministry now sees as a problem.

Government approves new Slovnaft tax. Bratislava palace to close in summer.

Only a third want to return to Slovakia, poll shows.

SaS weighing up veto in parliament.

Bratislava premises to shut for summer.

They also sell products from workshops for disadvantaged people and local creators.

Other coalition partners' support for the finance minister's plan uncertain.

Slovakia supports Finland and Sweden in joining NATO. Read an interview with outgoing US Ambassador to Slovakia Bridget Brink.

Facebook to brief the Intelligence Committee soon.

The war in Ukraine impacted the country's economic growth in Q1/2022, but not its labour market.

The original charges against Vladimír Pčolinský were cancelled by the Prosecutor General's Office last year.

The top 3 chains are not a surprise.

Easier integration of foreigners and Slovaks returning from abroad are among the measures laid out by the plan, which should pour hundreds of millions of euros into the Slovak economy.

Municipalities might have to raise fees to cover the loss.

Russian aggression changed their stance on military neutrality.

US Ambassador Bridget Brink is leaving her post after three years.

President Zuzana Čaputová will meet with her Ukrainian counterpart. No Covid-19 tests or proof of vaccination needed in Austria.

Eight Slovak regions are more transparent than the largest municipalities, a new Transparency International Slovakia ranking shows.

Ukraine has abolished duties and taxes on car imports to the country.

The kind that is trying to get into government, unfortunately.

Belated aid hurts hotels largely dependent on the summer tourist season.

The president would like to bring an specific offer of help on her visit.