Anca Dragu takes visitors from the recent High Frequency Coordination Conference (HFCC) on a tour of the "Upside-down pyramid" building. Built from 1969 to 1985, the unusual Slovenský Rozhlas (Slovak Radio) ...
Although still at the record height of 987 centimetres in Bratislava at present, the Danube river has begun receding. Businesses along the riverside are not out of immediate danger however, and police ...
Sandbags have been installed to prevent flooding, however the level is expected to continue rising through the evening with constant rain in the surrounding regions.
The water level continues to rise on the Danube River in Bratislava city, Slovakia. The local council has installed additional flood barriers as a safety precaution.
Christopher George kick starts his look inside the Slovak National Theatre by inviting two Ballet dancers from its international team, Martin Anderson and Ana-Sanziana Beschia.
While most houses in the village are protected behind a floodbank, several lower-lying houses have fallen victim to the rising waters of the Morava, which separates Slovakia and Austria, and feeds the ...
To celebrate Radio Slovakia International's 20th anniversary we decided to create a fun video showing how serious life behind the microphone can be.
Flood protection barriers have kept the water at bay, although the water level is increasing at this moment and Bratislava could see up to 1,020 centimetres within 24 hours, according to the Slovak Hydrometeorological ...
Come with us to the northern village of Zdiar and meet a man who took a loan to rent a museum of folk traditions. This young man, a father of two, made it his mission to preserve traditions for both us ...
As the water levels continue to rise in the Danube and Morava rivers, local officials have taken the step of installing flood protection barriers. Access to the area has been closed by police.
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