Here's what to do during the weekend of 11-13 September.

Male Rock was so named because of its shape.

Restored Small Foki Danube arm passes first drought test.

The match exposed the huge challenge of competing at Europe’s highest level.

Skilled trades out-earn graduates, Hont turns to rural tourism, cities fight to keep integration centres alive.

Slower industrial growth, job cuts in shared services and the growing role of AI are reshaping Slovakia’s labour market.

Join the festival at Devín castle or a weekend of wine, music and harvest traditions in Rača.

Tomáš Demo of Highgate Law & Tax explains how to set rules for succession, ownership and profit distribution before disagreements put a company at risk.

Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein bring the sound of Stranger Things to the stage. The Rumjacks play Celtic punk, and Comics Salon returns.

Mediaeval wine cellars beneath Krupina and an unusual museum in Lišov offer more reasons to explore Hont.

AI is unlikely to replace them anytime soon.

Reflect Orbital wants to provide sunlight after dark using mirrors in orbit.

Red flags in Slovakia’s PISA results, Foreigners’ Police advice for international students, and a politician’s “ideological somersault”.

Dutch farmers have made a home in the region, a Slovak-German couple produces local oils, and Japanese tourists come to sleep above working beehives.

The education minister says Slovakia may have stopped its decline, though an analyst says the evidence is not yet there.

A central bank model suggests most family cars could face an annual bill of €20 to €100, but the government says it is not considering such a tax.

The 24-year-old says life in Norway is expensive, but people can still save more – and believes Slovakia could learn from the country’s approach to sport.

In Slovakia, ryžový nákyp is more often a sweet main course than a dessert.

A monthly look at disinformation and hybrid threats across Central Europe, the Baltics and Romania.

Some REX trains will be replaced by buses. ZSSK recommends using the unaffected route via Marchegg.