Here’s what to do during the weekend of 12-14 June.

Visitors flock to a unique salt-brine tower in northern Slovakia.

The American dubbed the ‘Queen of Slovakia’ arrived in the country on Wednesday.

Farewell to a langoš legend, fury over Tatras Kofola prices, and the ‘Queen of Slovakia’ is finally here.

The Slovak 400m hurdler has extended her remarkable winning streak.

The state-backed company aims to raise annual output of shell bodies to 330,000 units.

Demand from tourists and business travellers remains strong, but profitability compares poorly with local property prices.

The town contests a €1,000 penalty linked to a food stand placed beside the memorial.

Visitors to a famous mountain hut are facing eye-watering prices following a management shake-up that has already sparked controversy.

Lithium, manganese and a gigafactory offer opportunity, but missing links in the battery supply chain could leave Slovakia on the sidelines.

Experience a unique festival at Devín Castle, knit a scarf for someone in need, or meet the world’s best darts players.

The IMF recommends stricter rules for investment flats and easier access to loans for first time buyers.

Buoyed by his success, Robert Bruckmayer wants to work on film scores too.

Head to Levice, keep an umbrella handy, and do not miss cherry season.

Hlas lawmakers voted to remove their own minister’s proposal after SNS demanded changes to the legislation.

Expats and local entrepreneurs point to missing accommodation, weak promotion and overlooked attractions.

In the Levice region, history links small Slovak towns to Vienna’s cultural giants.

European Union funds transformed Slovakia. They also made it dependent on Brussels, a review shows.

Two permanent footbridges will replace pontoon crossings as the city’s project remains on hold.

The country’s economic decline is the result of two decades of missed opportunities, misguided policies, and four cabinets led by Robert Fico.