Slovakia’s parliament has approved a change to the law on municipal policing, a story we covered earlier. Under the amendment, only Slovak citizens will be eligible to serve as officers in local ...

Bratislava’s Foreigners’ Police have moved to new premises on Račianska Street, with services resuming at the new location from Monday, 18 May. The department was temporarily closed to the public ...

Thursday night brought much-needed rain to at least some parts of Slovakia after weeks of drought and heat – but also damage, ...

As in so many countries today, Slovakia is facing problems with water pollution. Industry, heavy use of fertilisers and ...

Maco lives in Liptovská Lúžna, a village beneath the Low Tatras, where his neighbours keep sheep, and he has become something ...

The region is home to its own ‘Niagara Falls’, a slice of the Adriatic, Finnish houses and even a landscape reminiscent of ...

A powerful supercell uprooted trees, brought down a noise barrier and flooded roads in the capital on Thursday evening.

WHAT TO BE HAPPY ABOUT: After years of silence, the clocks and bells of Slovakia's largest church are coming back to life.

The new service will operate seven days a week, including weekends and public holidays, with the Bratislava Region providing ...

The cascade was still flowing in March – but the latest image shows little more than rocks where the water once tumbled.

Earlier this year, former bodybuilder Adam Cibuľa, 62, proved he was a man of his word. After turning his life around, he ...

From AI monitoring to redundancies, employers are seeking legal advice earlier. When an employer handling hazardous ...