A selection of short feel-good stories from Slovakia.

Cooperation between academia and the business service sector in Slovakia is gaining momentum.

Slovaks are less happy than last year, there is an attack on Slovak culture, weekend tips are included, and astronomical spring has arrived.

Nearly €2 million withdrawn from ongoing festivals and centres as legal concerns mount.

A turning point for Slovakia’s car industry: growth today, uncertainty tomorrow.

General awareness of long-term effects on brain remains low.

From choral concerts to a clothing swap and a piano recital.

After years on the outskirts, the office is heading closer to the centre.

Here’s what to do during the weekend of 20-22 March.

Sacked and shaky – coalition loses another MP, fuel crunch puts foreign drivers in focus, and Bratislava picks.

Drivers face caps on fuel purchases while foreign motorists will pay more under new emergency measures.

Since last year, the award has been open to all scientists, regardless of their field.

Roberto Leonardo Henriquez’s performances underline his growing potential.

Chery adds four SUVs to the mix, joining a growing list of Chinese brands moving into central Europe.

Dominika Ďurovčíková took approach to career into non-profit helping women.

Discover the stars through a professional telescope, visit the zoo, and experience the distinctive music of MAG.

Persecuted from Switzerland to Slovakia.

In the age of AI, organizations must move from rigid job descriptions to dynamic skills that allow people and companies to adapt, learn and compete.

Red light mystery explained, a Trump-friendly US channel could land in Slovakia, and a controversial monument in Dunajská Streda.

László Toroczkai used a campaign stop in southern Slovakia to present his party as a potential kingmaker in Hungary’s election.