Bratislava and the Second World War
70 years ago, the Second World War came to an end. It was a war that affected almost every country on earth, leaving scars which remain to this day.
70 years ago, the Second World War came to an end. It was a war that affected almost every country on earth, leaving scars which remain to this day.
A new Slovak documentary aims to show autism for what it really is. Charming, funny, but also full of brief discussions with deep meanings – that is what Tak daleko tak blizko – So far yet so close.
At the end of March RSI celebrated its 22nd anniversary with some pleasing French chansons and of course a very interesting story behind them.
On 22nd March one of the most original Slovak writers of the 1990's, an author of a very unique, rough style - Peter Pišťanek died.
People are attracted to exotic things; may they be exotic places, cuisine or crafts. We met a young Slovak researcher Zuzana Greksakova, who happened to fall in love with exotic languages, studying them ...
John Potter, Christopher O'Gorman and Rogers Covey-Crump astonished an overcrowded St Martin's Cathedral in Bratislava. They filled the temple with the miracle of singing "Conductus".
Join us for the Talking art tour down at the Slovak National Gallery.
Did you miss this year's international women's day? Don't worry. We bring you a recap of the celebrations at Šariš castle in the east of Slovakia.
Katarina Richterova goes to a job fair and talks facts, figures, theories and the personal stories behind that thing we call employment, work, career, profession, position or a job.
Artist Peter Cábocký is sitting in his studio in Košice, east Slovakia.