Slovaks perceived the Croats’ demonstrative nature and self-confidence negatively.

Women in Slovakia still earn less and rarely reach top leadership roles.

Slovaks oppose Ukraine’s EU bid, the defence minister frets over delayed armoured vehicles, what to do in Bratislava — and Daffodil Day offers a bright note.

Coalition and several opposition parties backed the reform despite ongoing political tensions.

Payments set to rise as junior partners argue for restraint during austerity.

The spa town hits its stride for a few months each year — then slips back into something quieter, despite all its potential.

Their activity is not transparent; some don't even appear to exist.

Hagara’s progress reflects wider growth in Slovak figure skating.

Witness thrilling medieval combat, enjoy a delicious barbecue with your neighbours, and celebrate the grand opening of Bratislava’s City Gates!

Spa Island may still be within reach, but the town’s other highlights are well worth your time.

The 'Why Slovakia?' question, layoffs at AT&T, and citizenship changes in parliament.

A mountain property built on a former military site in the Low Tatras is listed for €1.63 million.

Proposed reforms promise less bureaucracy for Slovaks while raising the bar for citizenship-by-descent claims.

The forest site once supplied German defences and has revealed a cache of improvised weapons from the final phase of the war.

More than 200 roles at risk as US telecoms group shifts work to lower-cost locations and invests in AI.

For many students, the real question isn’t why they come – but why so many people assume they shouldn’t. 

Far-right MEP called out on TV by opposition MP, MPs return to work on Tuesday, and Daffodil Day approaches.

Many donate over €10,000 a year, with most supporting education and social causes.

With Hungary shifting westward, Slovakia’s leader must decide whether to confront or conform.

From awkward first sentences to brand collaborations, Ross Craig proves humour travels surprisingly well across languages.