The festival that takes place annually and strives to commemorate the bestowing of historical town rights to Bratislava by the end of April will once again be the symbolic beginning of tourist season in the capital.
Tips for events in the Slovak capital between April 22 and May 1, including a tourism festival, a festival "of new minorities" and their co-existence with Slovaks, a lot of classical music, ballet, folk and world music, recycled fashion, exhibitions and more.
Support for local groupings high, but less people praise the EU.
The Labour Ministry promises to continue in pro-social policies
Mayor of Bratislava’s Lamač borough will control songs played by the local radio to avoid future scandals.
The police meanwhile started prosecution against businessman Ladislav Bašternák, who rents Prime Minister Robert Fico his flat.
Civil society groups criticise lack of specifics amid plans to address rights issues.
The campaign run by a non-governmental organisation points to abuse of women’s bodies in advertisements.
Two European and more than 70 national premiers await visitors at the 2016 Car Show in Bratislava.
Discontent teachers meet with speaker of parliament; education minister claims he respects the right of teachers to strike.
While the Austrian authorities were silent, a Czech court revealed that Miroslav Výboh, described as Prime Minister Robert Fico’s friend, was prosecuted in the Czech corruption case.