A selection of short feel-good stories from Slovakia.

Conflation with gambling leading to misunderstanding of condition.

No TV slot for film awards, weekend tips, and YouTubers in action.

A new elevated route near Brezno promises safer travel for cyclists, though some residents have raised concerns about its height.

Police officers assisted the delivery and cared for mother and child until paramedics took over.

The incident follows a blaze at a similar Czech facility and a video by foreign YouTubers in central Slovakia.

Visit a behind-the-scenes science day or watch European films.

Here’s what to do during the weekend of 27-29 March.

The Greenpoints are meant to be something between a park and a relaxation zone.

MP Ferenčák in jaw-dropping video, what’s on in Bratislava, major job portal hit by cyberattack.

A decisive play-off comes with the prospect of a stadium split far beyond the usual away allocation.

Former finance minister says government measures are populist, masking deeper issues from weak wages to energy dependence.

Lukáš Machala wants journalists to use “SŠA”, an abbreviation unfamiliar even to his colleagues.

Search for eggs around Devín Castle, celebrate World Piano Day and experience music in all its diversity.

The town was long known for its healing spring until a surprise discovery.

Ivan Tomko, vice-chair of the Business Service Center Forum, explains the falling headcount in the business and shared services sector, as well as Slovakia’s strengths. 

Slovakia leads the EU – in meth use, police will investigate Fico over halt to electricity aid to Ukraine, and deaf people can now use online interpreters.

Driver linked to scandal-hit police inspectorate faces sack after crash, with the unit already embroiled in a bitter internal police feud.

After being mocked at school, Jordan Banasik ditched Slovak. Relearning it as an adult is not easy.

Tests made possible by partnership between Chinese firm and influential Slovak investors, as government races to update laws.