Vast traffic jams in the area following the accident.

Bratislava has new rules to reduce 'visual smog' in the city. There's a row over Slovakia's oil supplies. And would you jump off a 15-storey building protected only by your own invention? Find out in today's digest.

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Mutual trust key to building relationship, says Ľudmila Guerin of PwC.

What supervising an undergraduate thesis taught me about how the system works (or doesn’t).

Treehouse accomodation offers a unique way to comfortably commune with nature.

Authorities declare war on 'tasteless ads'

Slovakia to send more military aid to Ukraine, how Slovaks see Russia at the moment. Learn more in today's digest.

Ukrainian President calls for further sanctions.

More than half of Slovaks also feel that their values and identity are threatened by liberal democracy and migrants, a Globsec report finds.

The governments intends to partake of the shared purchase by the European Commission.

24-metres tall.

Andy Warhol was of Slovak origin.

State-run company signs a contract with Ukraine on what is seen as a promising boost for the Slovak military and defense industry.

Čierne Diery initiative organising guided tours of the iconic building.

Slovak customs officers seized a hat from Texas. Employees no longer required to apply for sick pay.

The hat was confiscated from a Žilina post office.

People are dissatisfied with the government's bear management policies.

Proposed projects are self-sufficient.

The decision was made based on a complaint of defamation in a question.

I miss them already.

EU leaders have agreed to ban Russian oil within the next round of sanctions against Russia.

Free transport in Slovakia for Ukrainian refugees will end. Soaring prices of building materials causing problems.

The spa town is ready to open the summer season.

Ján Dusza earned the ESET Science Award in 2021.

Bratislava airport handled a total of 226,070 passengers in the first four months of 2022.

Zuzana Čaputová met with Ukraine's President Zelensky and addressed Ukrainian MPs.

According to a councillor, the deadline was too tight.

Offices and companies point fingers at each other over major pollution that has killed aquatic wildlife.

Some sellers have started selling construction materials through auctions.

After ITER is completed, they say a working reactor could arrive in 2050.

Finance Minister Igor Matovič considers rainbow flags on public buildings to be propaganda. Slovakia should invest in border crossings with Ukraine, PM Eduard Heger's adviser claims.

Vacancies are also open to Ukrainian people.

Credit cards issued by Diners Club CS will expire in early August.

The message of this year's Weekend of Open Parks and Gardens is how the climate crisis changes the way we should look at parks.

Slovakia is finally punishing high state officials for breaking the law.

Current director Jaroslav Rezník wants to finish projects.

OĽaNO's György Gyimesi is violating coalition agreement.

There are some eerie parallels between the region's past and Ukraine's more recent travails.

After an initial stumble, the Slovak prime minister, Eduard Heger, is having a ‘good’ war. It’s at home that his problems are mounting.

Even when the war in Ukraine drags on, Slovakia should not miss its train and should restart cooperation with Ukraine to help its people in the east, opines Slovak PM's advisor Eduard Buraš.

Theatre Aréna should become one of the most modern playhouses in Slovakia, Bratislava Region said.