European Peace Facility covers the costs.

Though the peak still hasn't been reached, inflation is changing the spending behaviour of residents.

Teachers protest, hiking trails reopen in the Tatras.

Systematic changes could improve prevention measures and the convalescence of sexual assault survivors.

Slovak capital was the centre of teachers’ protest today.

Hiking trails open in mid-June.

Hospital doctors have been on strike alert since April.

The authorities need to deal with segregation of Roma, use of minority languages in public, and online hate speech, the Council of Europe's committee advises.

Another disinformation spreader removed from a social media platform, a nice train ride for the weekend.

The Bratislava Regional Court has dismissed Andrej Babiš's lawsuit against the Nation's Memory Institute.

The social media platform ignored Smer MP Ľuboš Blaha's disinformation content for a long time.

The programme is intended for children who haven't finished primary education.

The pre-war steam locomotive, which will come out just once this year, is the only one of its kind still running.

Repairs to the water systems around the mine are having a visible effect.

Climate crisis a factor in the labour market’s development as well.

People have to consider extra fees.

Štefan Harabin openly supports Vladimir Putin's war in Ukraine.

A new Public Health Authority decree introduces less tough measures for respirator wearing.

Ex-judge cancelled by YouTube and storm warnings issued.

Schools lack hundreds of teachers.

The decade-old song with a swear word in its title was Smola a Hrušky’s first song about politics, but not the last one.

Igor Matovič continues to descend.

The Labour Office says Slovak citizens can fulfill the labour needs, but hospitals are so short one oncology department had to close.

Tourists will soon feast their eyes on flower carpets of violet lavender, yellow mustard and red poppy.

The New York Times noticed the bass Peter Kellner in January. Critics compared the soprano Slávka Zámečníková to Anna Netrebko.

Man confesses to Ukrainian student's killing in Bratislava. Chatam Sofer Memorial opened 20 years ago. And a 110-million-year-old reptile.

A man who initially reported the death of a 21-year-old woman on Friday, June 3, has told police he is the killer.

Recommendations for the weekend, latest culture news on Bratislava, and feature stories.

Andrej Čerňanský’s work changes our understanding of many animals.

Court tells extremist party chair to delete defamatory post. Slovak biathlon coach returns to Ukraine. Learn more in today's digest.

Milan Uhrík ordered to pay legal charges.

Parts of Water Tower date back to 2nd century AD

Money is not enough.

Small businesses talk of threatened existence, transport minister suspects payments are deliberately withheld.

Key witness in the Cattle Breeder case now talks of thousands, rather than hundreds of thousands of euros paid in bribes.

Slovak biathlon coach back in Ukraine after weeks of waiting, hopes sport could help further boost Ukrainian morale.