Suspicions of organised crime.

Peter Kažimír served as finance minister under Smer governments. He says he is innocent.

Basketball is the love of my life, says Martin Rančík.

Thirteen cities compete to become the European Capital of Democracy. People from Slovakia can now become jurors to choose the winner.

Tips for the top 10 events in the capital between November 24 and December 4, plus regular services in different languages, training, temporary exhibitions and highlights of the year.

Curia Zuzana was built in 1745 by Franz Máriássy, named after his wife. The farm building was completely renovated in the 1980s.

A mysterious antique dealer and a prestigious grant for a Slovakia-based scientist.

Legislation on surnames also changes.

Country has struggled to get European Research Council support in the past.

Mühlbauer in Nitra produces tailor-made production technologies.

Hungarian PM under fire over "senseless provocation" with Greater Hungary map.

Profesia CEO stepping down with merger looming.

President praises “personal heroism” of White Crow winners, as Ukraine help symbolically recognised.

No agreement between doctors and the government, Slovak police in Sierra Leone.

The polarised West African country, where disinformation flourishes, will head to the polls in a few months.

Doctors have cut down on their wage demands, but they reject the government's final offer.

The Hungarian PM wearing of scarf condemned by Ukraine and Romania.

An open mind is the key to success, says Zuzana Hýlová, who coaches successful people in New York.

Ten buildings will be removed by the end of the year as they are near the waterworks.

Slovaks speak English better than ever before. Bratislava mayoral candidate to be prosecuted over alleged bribery. Kia is to produce electric vehicles in Slovakia.

The Slovak ice-hockey player's '81' jersey number will not be used again.

Majority needs to recognise societal and economic injustice.

A mass exodus of doctors once seemed unlikely, but ten days before their resignations take effect, uncertainty reigns.

The ice cathedral is in its tenth season already.

The Specialised Criminal Court decided Kusý will be prosecuted at large.

Eduard Šťastný, a communist-era convict, left behind artefacts now in the collections of the Slovak National Gallery.

Košice Region invites you to visit interesting spots while waiting for batteries to be charged.

Launch of third reactor at Mochovce plant is almost complete.

Drink mulled wine on a Bratislava beach, get your skis ready.

A bench once used by singer Miroslav "Meky" Žbirka returns, 'quick commerce' in Slovakia is reaching its limits, and snow cannons in the High Tatras are now on.

It bears the singer's signature and lyrics from one of his most popular songs.

Tips for the top 10 events in the capital between November 17 and November 27, plus regular services in different languages, training, temporary exhibitions and highlights of the year.

Slovaks approach global top ranking in English.