Here's what to do during the weekend of 4-6 September.

The privately owned Búdková Street car park now charges up to €10 a day after years of free parking.

Firefighters questioned whether they could rely on the protective gear.

Coalition MP pays €10,000 over false claim, Kaufland workers weigh strike, purchasing power falls, Holocaust film pulled.

Our analysis of more than 1,400 companies shows they generated €18.7 billion in revenues last year – wholesale accounted for more than one-third.

Four adults face murder charges after Baby S suffered 33 wounds in Sheffield.

A castle after dark, rarely heard music, Jewish heritage sites, queer horror and an autumn show for cactus obsessives.

Real wages fell for the first time in two and a half years, with public administration recording the sharpest drop.

Roman Michelko reached a last-minute settlement with suspended police investigator Ján Čurilla.

Floods, droughts and warfare transformed the landscape in the 16th and 17th centuries, changing what people grew, where they lived and how they defended themselves.

The government outlawed the three-field rotating system for farming.

The €465-million Gabčíkovo overhaul will take a decade. The tender took almost as long, and critics say too much about the deal remains hidden.

The film about Jewish athletes persecuted by the Nazis will now be shown elsewhere.

Employees are voting on possible strike action after 19 rounds of talks failed to produce a collective agreement.

Moscow said joining a commission assessing claims for war damage would be an “unfriendly step”. Fico’s government denies bowing to Russian pressure.

Around 40 sites, including museums, memorials, bunkers and former battlefields, are linked to the Slovak National Uprising.

One has adapted to an environment rich in heavy metals, while the other has evolved to survive in extremely salty water.

Extreme speeding fines rise to €1,300, e-scooters are largely banned from pavements and new rules apply to phone use at pedestrian crossings.

Rob Cameron on the Slovak stories that stayed with him – and a country he sees as increasingly divided.

Already a record year for Bratislava Airport, across-the-board cuts suggested across public administration, and where to find Jurassic Park in Slovakia.