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

3 free things to do in Bratislava in the next seven days

Summer continues with historical fencing performance or an open-air concert by the Slovak Philharmonic.

Bratislava brings back 24-hour pharmacy, meaning no more rushing for medicines before 22:00

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

Weekend: Piešťany invites you to wrap yourself in theatre

Here's what to do during the weekend of 21-23 August.

News digest: Businesspeople’s data just got easier to access – and misuse

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‘Migration is not going away’: How Nitra is adapting to a more diverse population

Ivona Fraňová on integration, local services and the gaps in Slovakia’s approach.

Top 10 events in Bratislava for foreigners

Experience one of Slovakia’s biggest music festivals, discover fresh local produce and catch Harry Potter on the big screen!

Bodybuilder who went from homeless to fifth in Europe is now training in prison

Adam Cibuľa hopes to compete at the World Championships.

Anti-Hungarian graffiti sprayed on controversial WWII memorial in southern Slovakia

Police are investigating after a slogan linked to a notorious ethnic attack 20 years ago appeared on the monument.

Slovakia’s ‘Niagara Falls’ is almost unrecognisable in a new photo

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