Immocap plans to build another complex in the predominantly office area of Mlynské Nivy
Immocap has announced plans to invest 45 million euros in a new real estate complex called Aura, located in the Mlynské Nivy area of Bratislava.
Slovnaft is missing Russian oil, but shortages are not destroying it. Fico's threats toward Ukraine are exaggerated
Slovnaft retains sufficient oil reserves and alternative supply options to continue both domestic and export operations despite the reliance on Russian oil.
Thousands in Slovakia Take to the Streets to Support Ukraine and Against Fico
Thousands of demonstrators in Bratislava, Slovakia, rallied in support of Ukraine and protested against Prime Minister Robert Fico's decision to halt emergency electricity exports to Ukraine.
Thousands of demonstrators in Slovakia support Ukraine; protest against Prime Minister Fico
Thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of Bratislava, Slovakia, to support Ukraine amid the ongoing Russian invasion while protesting against Prime Minister Robert Fico.
T-34 made of bricks and concrete / In Petržalka, we have a unique masonry tank, its rescue is currently on the shoulders of volunteers
In Bratislava's Petržalka, a unique masonry tank is being preserved by volunteers, reflecting the area's tumultuous history.
Leško, Šimečka, Kostolný, Hudák: How to Save Democracy – March 26, 2026 in Bratislava
A discussion on saving democracy will be held in Bratislava featuring prominent figures in politics and journalism.
More modern, cleaner, and less smelly, railway workers promise about the renovated Bratislava main station
Railway officials in Slovakia announce renovations for the main station in Bratislava, aiming to improve facilities such as restrooms and the facade, while noting that the tracks will not be affected by this project.
Close ties with politicians, scandal with colonoscopies. Director Kužela leaves amid growing loss of the hospital
Ladislav Kužela resigns as director of St. Michal's Hospital in Bratislava amid a scandal involving colonoscopies and the hospital's financial losses.
Anonymous threatens two dozen schools in Bratislava with bombing
An anonymous threat has been made against several schools in Bratislava, warning of potential bombings.
Threats from Telegram / Police Investigate Threats Against Schools Written in Cyrillic with Photos of Weapons
Slovak police are investigating threats against schools in Bratislava that were posted on Telegram, featuring Cyrillic writing and images of weapons.
The final touch to the Concert for Ukraine in Bratislava was provided by Prime Minister Fico
A Concert for Ukraine was held in Bratislava, featuring performances from Slovak and Ukrainian artists in a show of solidarity amid the ongoing conflict.
Can you hear me? A question that saves lives on the Ukrainian front
A documentary showcasing the efforts of Ukrainian military medics is set to screen in Bratislava, highlighting their vital work during the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
Earthquake near Bratislava / Near Rohovce its magnitude was up to 4.3. Scientists ask the public to fill out a questionnaire
An earthquake measuring 4.3 in magnitude struck western Slovakia near Rohovce without reported casualties, prompting scientists to request public input through a questionnaire.
An earthquake hit southwest Slovakia, and tremors were felt in Bratislava and its surroundings
Southwest Slovakia experienced a minor earthquake with a magnitude between 4.3 and 4.6, causing tremors felt in Bratislava.
WOMEN ~ HEROINES - discussion - March 7, 2026 in Bratislava
The Hrdinky project by Denník N highlights inspiring women who are effecting positive change in their communities, coinciding with a performance addressing women's roles in history and contemporary society.
The government has a controversial first project for the reconstruction of the Bratislava port. The container transshipment is set to cost 25 million
The Slovak government is advancing a controversial project that involves the reconstruction of the Bratislava cargo port, with an initial phase costing 25 million euros.
Fake investigators on the phone: in Bratislava they have already extorted 1.3 million euros from victims
Fraudsters posing as investigators in Bratislava have extorted 1.3 million euros from victims using a convincing phone scam.
Own Housing is Becoming a Luxury / Fico Compared Buying an Apartment in Bratislava to Suicide, the Problem is Also to be Addressed by the European Parliament
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has criticized the unaffordable housing market in Bratislava, equating the purchase of an apartment there to an act of suicide.
He was able to converse with stone and honor its laws. Remembering Juraj Gavula (1942 – 2026)
Juraj Gavula, a Slovak sculptor, creatively expressed his childhood memories and emotions through his sculptural works, reflecting a deep connection to his roots in a small village while making a name for himself in Bratislava.
Three Stops of Marco Rubio / In Munich, He Offered Sweet Talk, in Bratislava and Budapest He Discussed Business for the USA
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio attempted to repair transatlantic relationships during his European tour, emphasizing American-European bonds and addressing business interests in Bratislava and Budapest.
Rubio: The US does not want a "subordinate" Europe
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated in Bratislava that the United States does not want Europe to be dependent or subordinate, calling for stronger transatlantic ties during a press conference.
Marco Rubio: The USA is not asking Europe to be a vassal
Marco Rubio stated that the United States does not wish for Europe to be a vassal state during his visit to Bratislava.
Where to go for opera and classical music / The round anniversary of the Slovak Chamber Orchestra in Bratislava and Beethoven's Pastoral in Žilina and Košice
The Slovak Chamber Orchestra is celebrating its 65th anniversary with a concert on February 22 at the Slovak Philharmonic, honoring its founding conductor, Bohdan Warchal.
The Party of Three Men in the Compartment on the Bratislava-Prague Route Ended with a Fight and Robbery
A group of three men traveling from Bratislava to Prague were involved in a fight that resulted in a robbery incident.
Karel Köcher was a native of Bratislava who infiltrated the CIA for the ŠtB
The article discusses Karel Köcher, a significant figure in Czechoslovak espionage, who infiltrated the CIA for the ŠtB and was involved in a famous spy exchange.
Mikuláš Dzurinda / We must do something because the fire is burning under our backs
Mikuláš Dzurinda discusses the implications of U.S. foreign policy under Trump and the concept of a European army in a public debate held in Bratislava.
The Football Association and the operator Swan got involved in a bizarre dispute over phones. Huliak is using it against Kováčik.
A dispute has arisen between the Slovak Football Association and mobile operator Swan over unpaid invoices for a large order of iPhones, with accusations from each side about the nature of the transaction.
No, the screen on 'Kukurica' is not like the Eiffel Tower
The newly installed LED screen on the Kukurica building in Bratislava has been controversially compared to the Eiffel Tower, sparking debate about its aesthetic and functional value.
From a narrow apartment they created a shared project. It is only 3.3 meters wide
A young couple, Sára Sarvašová and Jakub Michal Teringa, transformed their narrow apartment into a personalized home while navigating their early years of life together.
Minimalist Apartment in Bratislava Builds on the Contrast of Cool and Warm Materials
A minimalist apartment in Bratislava emphasizes the interplay between cool and warm materials, creating a unique living space.
The Race for Kindergartens Begins: Not All Children Have the Same Chance, Overcrowding Will Be in Eastern Regions and in Bratislava's Satellites
This article discusses the challenges parents face when enrolling their children in kindergartens in Slovakia amidst increasing demand and limited availability.
Elementary School Teacher Insulted Children and Investigated Them in the Office, According to Mothers of Three Students. He Sees It as Revenge
A teacher in Bratislava is accused of bullying students and intimidating their families, leading some parents to transfer their children to other schools.
From New York to the Šrobárka settlement: The story of a Bratislava woman who changed the lives of a Romani family
Tatiana Kleinová from Bratislava dedicates her life to helping marginalized families, including a Romani single mother, Syrian refugees, and Ukrainian families fleeing war.
Tachyum has already left its offices with debts, but still claims it will survive
The Slovak chip company Tachyum has vacated its offices near the center of Bratislava while facing unpaid wages and debts, yet insists it is negotiating with new investors to continue its operations.
Breakthrough in the Curilla Case / Court Dismisses Prosecution Against Former Police Investigators Due to Serious Procedural Errors
The Bratislava I District Court dismissed the prosecution against former investigators related to Ján Curilla, citing serious procedural errors by the Trnava regional prosecutor's office.
Norwegian police investigate Lajčák's friends from Epstein's files, including a joint photo from Bratislava
The Norwegian police are investigating several diplomats connected to Miroslav Lajčák following revelations from Jeffrey Epstein's files.
Press Conference After the Meeting of Fico, Babiš, and Stocker in Bratislava
The article references a press conference following a meeting of key political figures in Bratislava, though the content fails to load correctly due to technical issues.
The tram in Ružinov is set to be quieter and faster. The city is launching a 100-million-euro project for the third time
Bratislava is launching its third tender for the reconstruction of the tram line in Ružinov, aiming to reduce noise and increase speed despite previous failed attempts due to cost issues.
US Secretary of State Rubio Plans Visit to Bratislava and Budapest After Munich Conference
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio is set to visit Slovakia and Hungary following the Munich Security Conference to discuss regional security and energy cooperation.
Kaliňák's ministry received a fine / Ministry of Defense violated the law at least 17 times during the Kukurica reconstruction
The Slovak Ministry of Defense, led by Robert Kaliňák, has been fined €100,000 for legal violations occurring during the renovation of a hostel in Bratislava known as Kukurica.
The third tower of Polus is materializing. Wood & Company will build it with ITB, it could offer over 200 apartments
The third tower of the Polus shopping center in Bratislava is being developed into residential apartments by Wood & Company and ITB Development after previous delays.
New search engine: How difficult is it to get into business academy and fields like cosmetology, electrical engineering, or dental assistant
The article discusses the opening of new online applications for vocational schools in Slovakia, highlighting regional interest in quality education beyond the capital, Bratislava.
Girlfriends from Žufane: I was angry that Eva has a boyfriend and I am alone
Close friends Kristína Hertelová and Eva Takáčová discuss their friendship, the importance of communication, and their joint work at the Žufet café in Bratislava.
Friends from Žufan: I was angry that Eva has a boyfriend and I'm single
Close friends Kristína Hertelová and Eva Takáčová discuss their friendship and experiences in a video podcast, highlighting their emotional connection and daily interactions over the past decade.
Mayor Vallo criticizes the LED screen on the Ministry of Defense building: It contradicts the zoning plan
Bratislava's Mayor Vallo has criticized the installation of an LED screen on the Ministry of Defense building, claiming it is in conflict with the zoning plan as the renovation of the former military dormitory progresses.
Rijeka loans out second most expensive player
Niko Janković has been loaned to Slovan Bratislava for a year with an option to buy, as he did not fit into the plans of Rijeka's coach.
LIVE HR transfers: A star from Rijeka who has been written off is leaving the club. Details of the deal revealed
Niko Janković is leaving Rijeka to join Slovan Bratislava on a one-year loan deal with an option to buy, as confirmed by reports.
Interactive Maps: How Hard Is It to Get into High Schools and Bilingual High Schools Where Your Child Wants to Go
The article discusses the upcoming electronic enrollment for over 200 high schools and 90 bilingual high schools in Slovakia, highlighting the importance of parental choices in prioritizing school applications due to high demand, especially in cities like Bratislava, Košice, and Nitra.
Air power lines under Devínska Kobyla will affect protected areas, more than 11 hectares of forest are endangered
The planned construction of overhead power lines by Západoslovenská distribučná threatens to destroy over 11 hectares of valuable forest land near Bratislava.
Art in Ukraine has radically changed. It has become an act of defiance, shows Bratislava exhibition
The exhibition in Bratislava highlights how the war in Ukraine has transformed art into a form of resistance and expression among young artists.