In Bratislava’s city borough of Petržalka, officials have approved a project called Dignified Menstruation for primary schools. The scheme provides free menstrual products for any pupils who cannot ...

The Commission expects Slovakia to post a 4.6 percent deficit next year — significantly above the goal set by the Finance Ministry. Instead of leading the eurozone in fiscal repair, Slovakia would ...

As the court examines Daniel Lipšic’s conduct, he accuses the general prosecutor of retaliation, conflicts of interest and double standards.

It wasn’t just soaring electricity prices, but above all the need for energy stability and a desire to make its production more environmentally friendly that led the Cemmac cement works in Horné Srnie ...

Slovakia unveils astonishing Ice Cathedral modelled on historic papal basilica — built from 225 tonnes of ice and honouring two popes.

Around 50,000 people filled Bratislava’s Námestie slobody, joining tens of thousands elsewhere to mark 17 November and to protest against PM Fico’s government.

In 1980s Bratislava, Tomáš Petřivý set a washbowl and soap at the Palace of Justice, a silent charge against the regime’s unclean courts. The system crushed him; he died at 30.

Branislav Tvarožek, a wartime partisan nearing 100, was made to stand in heavy rain while dignitaries and tight security occupied access to the memorial.

Slovakia’s Russia-friendly MEP Ľuboš Blaha has marked 17 November — the anniversary of the 1989 Velvet Revolution — not with commemoration but with a video filmed in Russia attacking liberal democracy ...

A small village in the east of the country invites visitors to wander through restored marshes and learn about the importance of preserving them.

Dohovič took part in the anti-communist resistance. In 1944, he helped his father, a Greek Catholic priest, evade persecution by the NKVD and assisted him during his escape from Ukraine to Slovakia.

The then foreign minister and UN General Assembly president directly communicated with the sexual predator.  In 2016, he came close to becoming the first Slovak to take the top United Nations post.