Slovaks still trust property, but the maths has changed
Investor demand is helping drive up flat prices, even as higher rates make new purchases less attractive.
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News digest: Brussels revisits the Slovak file
From the story of a uranium king to a Slovak player’s return to MLB after 70 years, here’s what to know – plus Night of…
Slovakia escape with two points after Slovenia turn certainty into anxiety
The Slovaks dominated possession and chances but needed penalties to avoid an upset after surrendering a late lead in regulation.
The Roman empire created by Slovak immigrant to Canada
Although Stephen B. Roman left Slovakia at a young age, he never forgot about his roots.
Slovak-born player returns to MLB after more than 70 years
Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Adam Macko made his debut in North America’s top baseball league on Monday.
Can car parks produce power? A Bratislava pilot suggests they can
A solar canopy outside a Nay store points to a new use for large asphalt parking areas in Slovakia.
You can once again drink from this free thermal spring
The Valentína spring in the Liptov region has reopened after nearly a year offline.
This summer, discover the Slovakia most travellers never see
Explore all Spectacular Slovakia Guides and claim your 23 % discount.
News digest: The great langoš climbdown
The most popular langoš, a rare lightning strike and volunteering opportunities this week.
Lightning strike forces Wizz Air flight back to Bratislava
Passengers reported a loud bang and smell of burning after a Wizz Air plane bound for Košice was hit mid-flight.
Canadian spotlight falls on Slovakia’s Pospíšil brothers
Martin and Kristián Pospíšil have become central to Slovakia’s early World Championship campaign.
Bratislava Foreigners’ Police reopen at new location
Services have resumed at new premises on Račianska Street after a week-long closure linked to the relocation.
Police probe fake parking fines in Bratislava
More than 20 drivers reported suspicious notices left on vehicles in parts of the Slovak capital.
Roses come into bloom in Dolná Krupá, drawing visitors
Visitors can explore the historic manor grounds and the country’s largest privately owned rosarium.
At Bratislava’s Miletička, QR codes arrive but cash remains the norm
Slovakia’s new payment rules have reached one of the capital’s busiest markets, though card terminals remain rare.
Acquiring a Slovak business: why it takes longer than foreign buyers expect
Slovakia is indeed a small but interesting acquisition market.
The famous Slovak writer who reinvented himself in Patagonia
Michaela Rosová wants readers to look past what was taught about Martin Kukučín in school.
Last Week: Fico’s ‘fake it till you make it’ foreign policy
What was announced as an official visit will not happen – even as an unofficial coffee date.