A change affecting foreigners in Bratislava, a Kremlin critic facing deportation, and the firms dominating Slovakia’s tax, audit and accounting sector.

From 25 May, the service is available only at the Zlaté Piesky client centre, without appointments.

Monthly rides between Nitra and Radošina will feature picnics, theatre history and regional wine traditions.

An ombudsman’s legal challenge over religious recognition has reignited long-running political anxieties about Muslim communities.

Slovakia’s leading tax, audit and accounting firms say clients now want advisers who can turn data into decisions.

His case points to wider problems foreigners face with Slovakia’s residence and asylum system.

Historian Silvester Trnovec uncovers the colonial realities behind Móric Beňovský’s famous claim.

Experience the city’s vibrant cultural programme.

Construction of a showcase hospital has been halted for three weeks and may lose funds. 

Despite defeats, Slovakia showed they can compete with the tournament favourites.

New Globsec Trends survey, an interview with a palaeobiologist, and some good news to go with a great weekend weather forecast.

As Slovakia considers new nuclear capacity, nuclear expert Eddie Guerra says developers are increasingly focused on whether projects can be licensed, financed and delivered on time and on budget.

A selection of short feel-good stories from Slovakia.

Palaeobiologist Adam Tomašových explains how researchers reconstruct ancient ecosystems from a fossil record shaped by gaps and bias.

Companies of all sizes made the shortlist for projects ranging from food donations and recycling to digital safety and community support.

A Washington Capitals player lands a “Homophobe of the Year” nomination, most Slovaks distrust others, plus good news from nature — and weekend ideas.

A dominant display moved Slovakia to 11 points before tougher Group B tests ahead.

Charity Vagus says it cannot recruit staff for the city’s first GP practice for rough sleepers, even after raising pay to €5,000 a month.

The result of Martina Šimkovičová’s trip has been questioned, along with its reported €10,000 cost.

Metro-backed retailer joins a growing trend, where shoppers can enter with an app and pay at self-checkouts after hours.