Women are gaining ground in Slovak businesses, but men remain in charge of most of the biggest firms.

Celebrate spring with international culture, music and traditions.

Here’s what to do during the long weekend of 3-6 April.

Russian drones strike near Slovakia, Bratislava’s must-see events, and Slovak scientists join a NASA-linked mission.

Slovak President Peter Pellegrini pushes for new powers to deal with aerial threats.

Liquidations are handled by his brother in Slovakia.

Retailers take different approaches to Easter Monday as rules change.

The tree was nominated by a local pensioner who visits it almost every day.

New timetable adds dozens of services and higher-capacity buses.

Celebrate Nauryz in the park, step into the rhythm of tango, and catch a six-Oscar-winning film.

Biofarm Park mixes education, labour and novelty tokens in a hands-on agritourism experiment.

A NASA stratospheric research balloon is set to launch in March next year.

People march, central bank issues a negative outlook, and caves reopen.

Blending folk tradition with modern political dissent, protesters called for Martina Šimkovičová to be dismissed.

Central bank warns of weaker growth, higher inflation and rising unemployment.

Weak demand, tariffs and higher domestic costs weighed on results as the carmaker shifts towards electric models.

Meet the Slovak immigrant that made yellow taxis popular.

Card payments and free photography introduced.

A defence minister who is both politically and personally present throughout emerges in the background.

After Norris’s death, it is worth revisiting the failed bid to name a former Cold War crossing after him.