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When a storm approaches, most people seek shelter. Not these two. Andrea and Benji—as they prefer to be known—have been ...

More than half (53 percent) of Slovaks use chat apps like WhatsApp, Messenger, and Signal several times a day, compared to 44 ...

One of Slovakia’s best-known comedy troupes has accused a state-backed cultural venue of censorship after it abruptly ...

We are Slovak!” my grandfather would yell. Emphatically, my father would bellow back, “We are Rusyn!” And so it went, until ...

The city is phasing out harsh white streetlights in favour of warmer tones, guided by new lighting principles.

More than 7,700 volunteers are taking part in Slovakia’s largest corporate volunteering event, which began today under the ...

Nineteen-year-old Adam Kovalčík from Dulovce in southern Slovakia has earned global recognition by winning the prestigious ...

Prestigious French guide Gault&Millau releases first rankings in the country, spotlighting top restaurants.

June 6-8, in selected parks and gardens of Bratislava. Over 500 parks and gardens in 23 European countries will participate ...

A Slovak man whose heart stopped in central Bratislava is appealing to identify the passersby and paramedics who revived him.

Tolstoys return to the UK off the back of their new album, The Buzz, which was largely inspired by last year’s Glastonbury ...