Here's what to do during the weekend of 28-30 August.

Health Ministry has yet to change a requirement that automatically excludes many gay and bisexual men.

The Slovak champions secured a 3–2 aggregate victory over the Slovenian side.

A controversial energy appointment ends, a little-known windmill, and questions over the shooting of a bear cub.

Tobiáš Pališčák is already being compared with former club talents Milan Škriniar and Dávid Hancko.

Marcela Martonová stepped down after questions over her qualifications and her husband’s role in a police case involving Hlas leader Matúš Šutaj Eštok.

Railway works, the delayed introduction of ETCS and a shortage of train drivers will continue to affect services after 1 September.

Public debt is already above 61 percent of GDP and could approach 75 percent by the end of the decade without new measures.

Cars lose value while sitting in storage and property can take years to sell.

Kristin Wurr wants to regain the Slovak identity, for herself but also so that her children do not lose it either.

Immerse yourself in the magic of classical music by the fountain, discover a working farm at the city zoo and marvel at an unforgettable fire show.

Igor Rattaj wants to challenge Austria’s regional ski-pass model as TMR eyes further European acquisitions.

Nationalist ex-MP throws children’s book in bin over ‘perverted’ ideology, minimum wage to rise, Slovak Paradise warns visitors.

Private-equity investors will acquire the European division that includes two Slovak plants, while Panasonic will retain some production in the country.

The Dutch-style mill above Holíč is the only preserved example of its kind in the country and can be visited during the summer.

FC Petržalka have won five games from five as they target a return to the top flight.

The €57 increase will also push up night and weekend premiums.

Slovak law does not specifically regulate teambuildings, so what matters is what employees are actually expected to do.

Strict rules concerning cattle were made for easier taxation by authorities.

A Pittsburgh Slovak-American tailor, young Slovaks’ bleak outlook, and where to find 400-year-old oaks.