Anyone capable of counting to five must have goosebumps at the very sight of happy Prime Minister Robert Fico in China. Some ...

Neither the constitution nor the laws prohibit a President from being a member of a political party. However, all previous ...

How shopping changed after 1989, A Vietnamese Slovak on a quest for belonging, and a special concert for those aware.

The Velvet Revolution, which toppled the communist regime in present-day Slovakia in 1989, brought fundamental changes to the ...

Each year, the IWCB Charity Christmas Bazaar blooms as a celebration of generosity, diversity, and unity. Behind every table ...

Slovakia could be one of the first EU countries to generate electricity from used nuclear fuel.

Interior Minister Matúš Šutaj Eštok appears to be a figure some public institutions are wary of confronting. Several ...

A new wave of descendants is reconnecting with their heritage, embracing Slovak identity, and securing European citizenship.

Slovakia’s Interior Ministry has confirmed the death of an individual detained last week in Košice, linking their death to ...

Matúš Beňo covers science for The Slovak Spectator. He occasionally writes about culture. Before joining The Slovak Spectator ...

The town hall of Kežmarok could serve as an illustrated guide to the history of European architecture, as it has been rebuilt ...

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