Omicron boosters now available. Slovakia first in the EU to offer a cross-border European pension product. Archaeologists uncover possible remains of a cult murder.

Visitors will learn about the life of bees, taste honey, raw products, also make candles.

Even after leaving the ruling coalition, SaS is not giving up on its main demand. Fico surprises people by saying he will uphold Matovič.

Dozens of skeletons could be remains of Stone Age cult victims

PEPP can be transferred within EU.

Registration for Omicron-adjusted jabs has started.

How to apply for state subsidies to renovate your property. Learn more in today's digest.

Municipal councillor calls the restriction discriminating.

The cabinet will deal with the measures on Wednesday, parliament to discuss them in a fast-track procedure.

Many visitors feel nostalgic upon visiting the exhibition.

Renovation will cost more than €4.2 million.

Extremism has grown stronger, festival challenges prejudices against foreigners. Learn more in today's digest.

Right-wing and ultranationalist groups threaten the safety of minorities.

Visitors can enjoy various stories.

Now minus one coalition party, Heger discovers that ruling the country without a parliamentary majority will take work.

Mayor of east Slovak village threatened with death.

When she visited Slovakia in 2008, she was served the same wine that was served at her own wedding.

Proposed EU solutions on how to tackle the energy crisis welcomed by Slovak politicians and experts.

Democracy has its limits.

White Night festival starts in Bratislava, an antigen test will be enough to get a Covid certificate, and Coburg mansion in Jelšava makes its pitch to fright-hungry tourists.

The foundation stone will be blessed this Sunday.

Tips for the top 10 events in the capital between September 15 and September 25, plus regular services in different languages, training, temporary exhibitions and highlights of the year.

What’s going on in Bratislava, a new Slovak documentary hits cinemas.

Siege facility to draw attention to Trnava's old walls.

In the early stages of the war, Slovaks expressed unprecedented solidarity with Ukrainian refugees.