Stories from Bratislava · Slovakia

Slovakia is reportedly seeking to replace Russian gas supplies with Azerbaijani gas. Media reports indicate plans for a contract lasting at least 10 years, aligning with broader EU efforts to diversify energy sources. Slovakia, identified as one of the last major Gazprom customers in the European Union, is preparing to sign a long-term natural gas supply contract.

Slovakia's sports community is mourning the death of an Olympic medalist and legendary goalkeeper.

The Bratislava region recorded nine bankruptcy filings in April, marking it as the most favorable month for such filings.

Slovakia is considering a proposal to reduce the maximum highway speed limit to 100 km/h.

Slovak public television and radio are laying off dozens of employees, including journalists who protested government interference.

Dozens of combat vehicles were displayed at a trade fair in Bratislava.

Bratislava police are searching for a man who stole perfumes valued at 1322 euros from a shopping center.

Former Slovak politician Ľubica R.

Brightstar Lottery has signed a three-year contract extension with TIPOS, Slovakia's national lottery. This agreement will extend their partnership, which has lasted over 30 years, through 2032.

A Hungarian Alliance politician commented on Slovak and Hungarian political dynamics, noting that Andrej Danko has a Hungarian mother. The KDH party called for the railway line to Bratislava Filiálka station to be rerouted underground.