Here's what to do during the weekend of December 19-21.

The Constitutional Court grabs attention, the Finance Ministry’s flop, Levice celebrates on the court — and tips on how to enjoy Bratislava.

Judges struck down a law critics likened to Russia’s crackdown on civil society.

GymBeam built a regional e-commerce empire from Košice. Now, after attracting heavyweight investors, it is moving its headquarters to Austria.

Judges froze a law critics say was rushed through and could weaken protections for whistleblowers.

Regions publish holiday lists of outpatient, dental and pharmacy services operating during holidays.

Discover Slovak traditions, take part in deer feeding, and enjoy a festive Christmas hockey match.

On International Migrants Day, a reminder that migration is an opportunity, not a problem.

Fees will apply from 20 December as the resort seeks to manage rising numbers of ski tourers and improve safety on the slopes.

Backed by a sold-out arena and a ruthless performance, the Slovak champions secured progression from their first BCL group stage.

From a Slovak name on a US banknote to questions for Washington, Fico’s narrative battles — and a landmark lighting up for two days before Christmas.

Michal Bosák went from working in mines to being a bank president.

Robert Fico accuses Vasiľ Špirko of violence and forgery despite previous inquiries clearing the former corruption investigator.

Interior Ministry says specialised Land Rover will improve emergency response.

Robert Fico claims vindication after a procedural ruling in the case of former prosecutor Dušan Kováčik, despite judges saying they did not assess guilt.

The ruling followed an extraordinary appeal by the justice minister and came hours before parliament approved changes weakening tools used in corruption cases.

The Construction Act is the most extensive legislative change in five decades, but experts say it’s too early to assess the impact.

After Russia’s invasion, Alina Graffyová began leading a Ukrainian news site in Slovakia that helps displaced people navigate daily life.

A Slovak victim in the Sydney attack, Fico’s US invitation, and a tip to visit Stará Ľubovňa Castle.

Marika Pogany, who emigrated to Australia in 1968, is among 16 people killed in a terrorist attack at a Jewish event on Bondi Beach.