Visual artist Otis Laubert is presenting parallel exhibitions in Banská Bystrica and Bratislava, featuring extensive archival materials and previously unknown sketches.

Workers in Bratislava’s worst-hit district, Petržalka, are actively clearing debris and evaluating structural damage, with safety and road accessibility remaining top priorities for local authorities.

An article reflects on the experience of living in Bratislava during the Iron Curtain era, with border guards and restricted views of Austria, evoking a sense of historical isolation.

The 'Grad teatar' festival continued its dramatic program by hosting the award-winning play 'Generacija Z: Nikad viđena ljepota' ('Generation Z: Unseen Beauty') from the DPOH City Theatre of Bratislava, as part of its 40th jubilee.

Viktor Vlk discusses the behind-the-scenes preparations for Slovakia's largest tuning exhibition, set to take place in September at Incheba, Bratislava, addressing the legality of car modifications.

A powerful storm in Bratislava's Petržalka district caused extensive damage, including solar panels falling onto a terrace near a children's playground. Cleanup efforts are ongoing in the largest Slovak housing estate.

A driver overturned their car after hitting guardrails on the D1 highway near Bratislava, but escaped without injuries. Police are directing traffic at the scene.

Bratislava experienced an intense storm with strong winds and heavy rainfall. Some city districts also reported hail.

Škoda is finalizing multi-billion crown orders for trains and trams in Ostrava, Czech Republic, for destinations including Bratislava, Uzbekistan, and Latvia, with strong international interest also in repairs and servicing.

Winemaker and geologist Braňo Bahna described his experience sailing the Danube from Bratislava to Novi Sad as a feeling of freedom, participating in a historic international river journey.

The topic of same-sex marriage is sparking heated debates in Czechia and Slovakia, with discussions in Prague marking the end of the political summer break, while Bratislava focuses on the marriage of a gay couple wed in Austria.

Wizz Air, a low-cost airline, is set to introduce new routes from Sarajevo to Berlin, Prague, and Bratislava starting next winter, according to the acting director of Sarajevo International Airport.

Bratislava police are investigating a significant fraud case where an unknown perpetrator successfully extorted 15,200 euros from a woman on Hálkova Street.

An expensive urban renewal project in Trnavské mýto, Bratislava, intended to create a beautiful zone, has reportedly failed to solve existing problems, with residents now avoiding the area due to issues like syringes and fights.

The Health and Sports Campus project in Petržalka, Bratislava, has received its planning decision after more than five years of preparation, with initial construction work estimated to begin in autumn.

Bratislava regional police are searching for an unknown man in connection with a financial fraud in the Petržalka district. The victim trustingly handed over 5,000 euros to the suspect.

Firefighters in Bratislava quickly extinguished a fire involving accumulated waste on Topoľčianska Street in the Petržalka district. The fire originated in an area used by homeless individuals.

Police and rescue services in Bratislava have launched a large-scale search operation for a man who disappeared under the water after jumping from a paddleboard at Zlaté piesky.

John Newman, fresh from Tomorrowland, performed at the Lovestream festival in Bratislava, delighting thousands of enthusiastic fans with pop stars and renowned electronic music artists on stage.

Martina Jandíková, a Slovak owner, has reopened her metal-themed cafe, Mad Drop, in Oslo, Norway, after its original Bratislava location operated from 2015 to 2021.

The long-awaited reconstruction of Bratislava's main train station is progressing, with a contract signed for project documentation, which will be funded by European funds, saving the railway company's own resources.

A heatwave is peaking across the Balkans, with temperatures exceeding 40 degrees Celsius in Croatia and parts of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and a new heat record set in Bratislava, Slovakia, leading to destructive fires and critically low river levels.

Slovak Railways (ŽSR) is planning an extensive modernization and speed increase for the Bratislava–Komárno railway line, hoping for hundreds of millions of euros from the European Union, though the completion date remains unknown.

The National Motorway Company (NDS) in Slovakia has initiated a public tender for the project documentation of the Karpaty tunnel, which is planned for the D4 highway near Bratislava. The announcement was made by the Ministry of Transport via Minister Jozef Ráž's profile.

The Bratislava district of Ružinov will receive cheaper heating from the state heating plant for the next 25 years, with half of its residents guaranteed a more favorable price compared to the average in other city districts.

Adéla Jergová, known for her vibrant pink hair and provocative music videos, transitioned from aspiring ballerina to a pop star, maintaining her authenticity on her journey from Bratislava to Los Angeles.

The reconstruction of Jarošova Street in Bratislava will bring significant weekend traffic restrictions at its intersection with Kukučínova Street.

The Slovak real estate market is currently undergoing unprecedented fragmentation, with apartment prices falling in some areas due to credit ceilings while other locations, like central Bratislava, are setting new records.

In Bratislava, a project is underway to create new beach banks along the Danube River, where excavators have removed large boulders. The river is now naturally reshaping the banks, forming pebble beaches that appear as if they have always been there, enhancing the city's riverside landscape.

Slovakia is commemorating the 50th anniversary of a plane crash near Bratislava that killed 76 people, with witnesses and rescuers returning to the site of the tragedy at Zlaté Piesky.

Bratislava is set to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the worst aviation disaster in Slovak history, which occurred at Zlaté piesky, with a memorial service honoring the 76 victims and three survivors.

Bratislava police successfully conducted a raid targeting drug-related criminal activity in the Rača district, seizing drugs and cash. Two individuals have been taken into custody.

An incident at Bratislava's ParkLife Cafe, where an extremist was refused service, has sparked a public debate among lawyers and sociologists about whether businesses have the right to deny service to individuals who consistently behave inappropriately.

A proposed new train schedule in Slovakia aims to shorten travel time between Bratislava and Košice, but at the cost of two cities losing their direct express connections, sparking public concern and a petition.

A gas cylinder exploded in a food stall at a marketplace in Bratislava, injuring one person. The area around the stall has been temporarily closed off.

Police have identified a young suspect in connection with the hit-and-run death of a cyclist near Čunovo, Bratislava, who died on the road after being struck by a car.

The Danube River's branches and beaches near Bratislava were severely damaged during the construction of the Port Bridge, with one arm filled with concrete and debris. However, water sports enthusiasts believe restoration efforts could bring the old Danube back to life.

SaS Chairman Gröhling has embarked on a tour of Slovakia's regions to understand the issues affecting people outside the capital, highlighting perspectives not visible from Bratislava.

The average monthly flow of the Danube River in Bratislava has dropped to only 39 percent of its long-term average, revealing beaches and restricting ship navigation.

Approximately 10,000 people participated in the annual Pride march in Bratislava, Slovakia, organized by LGBT+ community representatives as part of the Rainbow Pride program to support and protect sexual minorities.

Ahead of Bratislava's Rainbow Pride march, members of the LGBTQ+ community in Slovakia describe living in permanent vigilance, highlighting the courage required to live freely and visibly in the current social atmosphere.

Police are investigating a night attack near Manderlák in Bratislava as hooliganism, searching for a group of attackers and releasing video footage of the suspects.

Police are searching for two young people from Bucharest who went missing after a trip to Transalpina, with one 17-year-old potentially located in Bratislava. Their families reported them missing after losing contact.

New direct flights from Bratislava offer a unique combination of five-star comfort and authentic life in an exotic African destination, described as an 'African dream'.

Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) claims that a drone attack on Moscow was orchestrated from Bratislava, Slovakia, with a Ukrainian rapper living in Slovakia allegedly at the center of the accusations.

Unknown perpetrators broke into a store in a shopping center in Petržalka, Bratislava, and stole two luxury bicycles valued at €20,200. Police are seeking public assistance to identify the suspects.

Police in Bratislava are searching for a man who robbed a woman in a grocery store on Žilinská Street under the pretext of helping her walk, and have released photographs of the suspect, asking the public for assistance in identifying him.

All six swan cygnets born this year in Bratislava's Veľký Draždiak lake have died, with environmentalists linking the tragedy to overheating water, eutrophication, and toxins from decomposing food.

A car fell into the Malý Dunaj river in Bratislava, requiring firefighters to extract it, and rescuers transported the driver to the hospital for treatment.

A description of Bratislava's summer, highlighting its Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque architecture, from its most bridal to its archiepiscopal areas.

A man was stabbed in Petržalka, Bratislava, and a suspect has been apprehended by the police, with an investigation currently underway.

Slovak authorities have annulled a previous decision regarding the cleanup of toxic pollution around the former Istrochem chemical plant in Bratislava, effectively restarting the dispute over who will bear the costs.

A police service vehicle was involved in a collision and ended up on the central barriers in Bratislava. According to police, the driver of a passenger car failed to yield when turning left, but no injuries were reported.

Bratislava mayoral candidate Miroslav Heredoš has called on Jozef Ráž to release an expert opinion on the purchase of the Winter Port and warned about the potential felling of 100,000 trees in the protected Vlčie hrdlo area.

ING Hubs Slovakia, the shared services center in Bratislava, is eliminating nearly 100 positions, with some roles being transferred to branches in other countries, following similar layoffs announced by AT&T's Košice branch earlier this year.

Three cars caught fire overnight in Petržalka, Bratislava, with flames also damaging an adjacent garage. The exact circumstances and cause of the fire are currently under investigation.

Cór Linn, a mixed-voice choir from Dublin's National Concert Hall, achieved a gold medal with a near-perfect score at the International Youth Music Festival held in Bratislava.

The Museum of the City of Bratislava is showcasing a unique archaeological find: a 1,500-year-old piece of bread, displayed in a mini-exhibition titled 'Devínsky unikát' in the Old Town Hall courtyard.

Bratislava Airport is set to introduce new low-cost flight routes to destinations in Africa and Asia, with ticket prices starting from just a few tens of euros.

Firefighters are actively working to extinguish a fire affecting grassland and a field in the Rača district of Bratislava. Seven extinguishing streams have been deployed, and a thermal imaging drone is being used to monitor the situation.

ORLEN has opened a new Stop Cafe point in Bratislava's Eurovea shopping center, expanding its well-known gastro concept beyond petrol stations with a stylish retro vehicle in the food court.

Influential political thinker Francis Fukuyama visited Bratislava for two days in early June, delivering lectures for students at the invitation of the Open Society Foundation and the Institute for Public Affairs.

Traffic expert Rastislav Cenký states that congestion on Bratislava's Bajkalská street during peak hours will not disappear soon, despite the bypass and other measures.

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has announced that his government will not support further military assistance to Ukraine at the upcoming NATO summit in Ankara in July.

The upcoming Bratislava elections present numerous competitive matchups, with incumbent mayors seeking re-election and the "Hlas" party registering at the last minute.

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico rejected a new EU budget plan during a meeting with Portuguese Prime Minister António Costa in Bratislava, expressing concerns about the financial implications for Slovakia.

Police in Bratislava have arrested a 46-year-old man and an 18-year-old accomplice for heroin dealing, catching them in the act.

The first non-stop pharmacies will be established in Košice and Bratislava, with Health Minister Kamil Šaško planning to expand the initiative nationwide across Slovakia.

A test of park-and-ride facilities in Bratislava revealed where drivers can park for free and where they might face disappointment, as parking policies tighten and available spaces on the city's outskirts diminish.

Bratislava was hit by a storm, while Poprad was angered by the demolition of a monument. The daily selection also covered a fine for the Ministry of Interior.

Railways are grappling with the aftermath of a powerful storm near Bratislava, with fallen trees and power outages halting trains bound for Austria and Hungary.

Drivers in Bratislava's Račianska Street face traffic restrictions due to ongoing sewage system repairs. Work is expected to continue through the weekend, with repairs anticipated to conclude by Tuesday.

Low-cost airline Wizz Air has begun selling tickets for three new destinations from Sarajevo International Airport, with flights to Berlin, Prague, and Bratislava set to commence this winter.

Bratislava region is set to open a new 24/7 pharmacy on Ružinovská Street starting in September, providing residents with round-the-clock access to medicines, including weekends and holidays.

Montenegrin President Jakov Milatović is scheduled for a two-day visit to Slovakia, where he will meet with Peter Pellegrini to discuss bilateral relations, trade, and Montenegro's path towards EU membership.

Bratislava is set to experience significant traffic restrictions on the D2 highway near the Lanfranconi bridge as the National Highway Company (NDS) continues intensive repair work, aiming to complete key tasks during the holidays.

A Hungarian fast-food competitor to McDonald's has revealed significant expansion plans in Slovakia. After opening its first Slovak branch in Košice, the chain confirmed it would enter Bratislava later this year.

The final farewell for Darina Laščiaková, a prominent ethnographer, radio editor, and iconic interpreter of folk songs, will take place on August 18 at 12:30 PM in the Bratislava crematorium.

Fighters are set to compete in a ring at Bratislava Castle on Saturday, with the event receiving over 600,000 euros in support from the state-owned lottery company Tipos under the current government.

Firefighters responded to a blaze at a container stand in Petržalka, Bratislava, where flames quickly spread, destroying one car and causing damage to another from radiant heat, resulting in an estimated 27,000 euros in damages.

Kristína Banovič discusses the growing trend of 'Girls Only Nights' parties, where hundreds of women gather in nightclubs without men, a concept that recently premiered in Bratislava.

Thick black smoke is spreading over Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia. The cause of the fire or smoke is not yet known.

The Lovestream festival has commenced in Bratislava, promising a weekend of diverse music genres and well-known artists, with initial photos capturing the energetic pop atmosphere of the first day.

A mass collision involving five vehicles has blocked the right lane of the D1 highway near Bytča, Slovakia, in the direction from Bratislava to Žilina, causing traffic complications.

Two fast-spreading fires near the railway line in Bratislava's Nové Mesto district have caused train traffic to be suspended. Firefighters are on the scene, using seven extinguishing streams and a thermal camera drone to monitor the affected area.

Today's news in Slovakia includes Čurillovci and Daniel Lipšic suing Robert Kaliňák, Marian Kočner being found guilty, and a poll highlighting Zuzana Čaputová, alongside a tragic death in Bratislava and a dispute over a US agreement.

The body of a 46-year-old woman was discovered in the Karloveské arm of the Danube in Bratislava, with police currently investigating the exact cause of death.

A multi-vehicle collision occurred on the D1 highway heading towards Bratislava, prompting the deployment of all emergency services, including a helicopter, and traffic diversions.

An Irish teenager accused of failing to provide assistance after a fatal accident near Čunovo will not be held in custody, as the Bratislava Regional Court rejected the prosecutor's appeal for detention.

This article details a historical counterfeiting scheme involving "millions" and a "wonder rabbi" in the tumultuous period after World War I, with connections stretching from Sátoraljaújhely to Vienna and Bratislava.

Historical photographs of the Danube in Bratislava reveal that the river's water level reached even lower points almost 80 years ago than it does currently, indicating that extreme drought is not a new phenomenon for the river.

A new park in Bratislava, Lido, now features sculptures created by artist Anton Čierny using trees sourced from the park itself. Čierny, who views landscapes as living spaces, anticipates that water will eventually destroy his creations.

Western Slovakia is expected to experience extreme temperatures reaching up to 38 degrees Celsius on Thursday afternoon. The Slovak Hydrometeorological Institute (SHMÚ) has issued the highest, third-degree warning for the entire Bratislava region and selected southern and western districts.

A truck and a car collided on the Lanfranconi highway bridge in Bratislava during morning rush hour, near a road construction site, leaving only one lane passable and causing significant traffic delays.

Green Atrium presents a real estate offer for multi-generational living with modern amenities, featuring family maisonettes at a competitive price in a sought-after city district of Bratislava.

New details have emerged regarding the fatal crash of an Ilyushin Il-18 flight from Prague to Bratislava on July 28, 1976, highlighting a series of critical decisions in the cockpit.

Parking in Bratislava is becoming more challenging for visitors as city-wide policies and major shopping centers like IKEA and Avion tighten rules, making it difficult to find free parking, especially near hospitals.

Architect Moravčíková stated that it is inappropriate to give Bratislava residents hope for a genuine renovation of the Hotel Kyjev, which has been awaiting reconstruction for approximately 20 years.

Police carried out a targeted, extensive anti-drug operation across several parts of the Bratislava region, with further details and results yet to be released.

A train has derailed at Bratislava Nové Mesto station, causing an interruption in railway traffic, with further updates expected.

A car caught fire on the D1 highway near Visolaje, Slovakia, in the direction of Bratislava on Monday evening, with the occupants safely escaping before firefighters arrived.

Environmental police in Bratislava are searching for an unknown perpetrator who shot a small Biewer Yorkshire dog during a walk in Rača, initiating criminal proceedings.

Thousands of people participated in the Rainbow Parade in Bratislava, celebrating LGBTQ+ rights and advocating for equality.

Bratislava hosted two distinct marches on Saturday: PRIDE advocating for queer rights and the Alliance for Family march emphasizing the protection of the 'traditional' family.

The historic Koch Garden in Bratislava, originally designed as an integral part of Karol Koch's sanatorium, has been restored with hundreds of trees and thousands of perennials, transforming its former pool into a reflective water feature.

An anonymous bomb threat was reported at the University Hospital Bratislava, with police currently investigating the threat, though no evacuation has been initiated.

A Slovakian news filter commentary suggests that the current situation in the country, particularly regarding personnel vetting in Púchov and surveillance in Bratislava, is beginning to resemble the Husák era.

Bratislava is preparing for an unprecedented music festival, LOVESTREAM 2026, featuring a lineup including Robbie Williams, David Guetta, and Shaggy.

Bratislava mayoral candidate Jozef Ráž sent 200,000 personal letters to residents, prompting the opposition to question the method of their delivery.

Organizers are set to unveil the program for an upcoming 'march for family' in Bratislava. The city will also present an exhibition dedicated to Van Gogh.

Bratislava's city council and districts are resisting the Ministry of Environment's decision to allow Slovnaft to build a new waste incinerator, citing concerns over capacity and increased truck traffic, and are considering legal steps.

A new incinerator project in Bratislava has received approval from Minister Taraba, despite his previous opposition. Opponents fear the facility, which has a reduced capacity, will import waste from neighboring countries like Hungary.

A well-known shopping complex in Bratislava has decided to limit free parking hours, prompting questions about how competitors will react to the change.

An explosion caused by propane-butane cylinders during a fire rocked Ivanská Road in Bratislava overnight, though no one was injured in the incident.

A tram collided with a sweeping vehicle in Bratislava, causing the sweeping vehicle to overturn and disrupting tram line 4 services.

Italian guitarist and composer Emanuele Schillaci is headlining a concert at Palazzo Zichy in Bratislava as part of the “Dolce Vitaj” festival, organized by the Italian Cultural Institute.

The director of Bratislava Airport reported that 25 passengers missed their flights last week due to delays at security checks, contrasting with Vienna Airport where up to 150 people miss flights daily.

Bratislava police confirmed the discovery of the body of a 20-year-old foreign national at Zlaté piesky. An investigation is underway to determine the circumstances of the death, with an autopsy expected to be crucial.

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico is reportedly considering bringing Bratislava Airport under state control, revisiting a 2006 development vision while addressing a current 50-million-euro expansion project.

Police are conducting an 'Active Shooter' exercise in the center of Bratislava, warning the public about simulated gunshots and advising them to respect instructions and avoid the immediate vicinity of the event.

A Slovak media overview discusses potential job losses at Volkswagen Bratislava due to Prime Minister Fico, Czech astonishment at the Fico government's priorities, and a Spanish program for legalizing migrant residency, concluding with a dispute over NATO summit delegation roles in the Czech Republic.

Bratislava Airport has announced record-breaking results, achieving its highest profit in 17 years, driven by growth in air traffic and increased revenues from rentals and parking.

Peter Bárdy, Rastislav Káčer, and Jakub Gulík participated in a live discussion in Bratislava, evaluating recent domestic and foreign political issues.

The last day of June was critical at Bratislava Airport, with reports of long queues at passport control and missed flights, occurring as the airport has added many new routes.

Puccini's opera Tosca was performed at Bratislava Castle as part of the Opera Fest, transforming a hot summer night into a magical story and leaving a lasting impression on the audience.

A man died in a workplace accident in Jönköping, Sweden, while a pedestrian was killed after being hit by a public transport bus in Bratislava, Slovakia. These separate incidents highlight recent fatal accidents in different locations.

The Kia plant in Žilina, Slovakia, has reported substantial profits, nearly half a billion, even amidst its transition to electric vehicle production. The automaker's earnings have historically surpassed those of Volkswagen in Bratislava.

An overview of the animal life found in Bratislava's urban forests, highlighting the presence of wild boars as the largest animals and discussing the impact of fallow deer on forest regeneration.

Testimony from Peter Tóth in the third trial concerning the murder of journalist Ján Kuciak has revealed connections between Nitra oligarch Bödör and Bratislava information broker Kočner. The court is uncovering details about their relationship, including messages, vetting, and the financing of the 'Na pranieri' project.

Slovak independent candidate Dana Čahojová has stepped down from the Bratislava mayoral election to consolidate opposition votes and encourage strategic voting.

Montenegrin President Milatović visited Bratislava to secure Slovak backing for Montenegro's EU accession and leverage Slovakia's experience ahead of membership.

Wizz Air has improved its loyalty program, making it more cost-effective for frequent flyers, as the airline expands its offerings from Slovak airports amidst record passenger numbers in Bratislava.

The second annual Magnesia RecFest will take place on September 19 in Bratislava, offering fans the chance to experience their favorite podcast and YouTube creators live across four stages, focusing on social themes and humor.

Police in Bratislava, in a joint operation with financial authorities, investigated a business on Miletičova Street and checked over a hundred people following citizen complaints.

Average rental prices across Slovakia decreased by 1.2 percent in the second quarter, remaining stable year-on-year. Significant drops were observed in cities like Bratislava, Košice, and Prešov.

The D1 Hubová – Ivachnová bypass around Ružomberok is expected to open this year, but concerns are growing about a potential new bottleneck between Turany and Hubová, which remains the last non-highway section between Bratislava and Košice.

A new residential complex featuring 79 apartments is planned for construction on former vineyards near Koliba in Bratislava, developed by Reblok.

Andriy Pavelko, the former head of Ukrainian football, remains in custody in Bratislava despite a 10,000 euro bail, facing allegations of orchestrating a criminal plan to divert football funds to foreign accounts.

A chilling discovery was made in Bratislava's Zlaté Piesky as the lifeless body of a man was pulled from a lake on Wednesday afternoon.

The 'Echoes of Art Film' series will bring three audience-favorite films from the 32nd International Art Film Festival to Bratislava's Kino Lumière, screening on three September Thursdays in 2026.

Wizz Air has announced a significant expansion of its flight network from Sarajevo, introducing three new direct lines to Prague, Berlin, and Bratislava.

Tatra banka Group, recognized as an innovative bank, will move its headquarters to the eco-friendly Pribinova 1 project in central Bratislava, developed by JTRE.

The exit to Lanfranconi Bridge from Botanická Street in Bratislava will be closed starting Monday, following police instructions. Motorists will be redirected to Petržalka via a detour near Staré Grunty.

A collision involving three cars and a motorcycle on the Prístavný Most bridge in Bratislava has caused significant traffic delays and blocked a lane heading towards the airport.

Two major infrastructure projects in Slovakia are experiencing different fates, with the Bratislava municipality selecting contractors for the Ružinov tram line acceleration after a third attempt, while faster train projects in Spiš face delays.

The Council of the Fund for Art Support (FPU) moved its meeting from Bratislava to Banská Bystrica following a wiretapping scandal and political pressure from Lukáš Machala. Former council chairman Matúš Oľha claims activists from Open Culture are behind the wiretapping and wants grants returned to the ministry.

Bratislava police have arrested and charged 41-year-old Ladislav following an attack on Dvojkrížna Street, where he allegedly threatened three individuals with death and stabbed one in the hand.

Regional elections in Slovakia are once again facing issues of inequality, particularly in the Bratislava region which has the worst electoral districts, raising concerns about the potential invalidation of results.

Following a collision between a Tesla and a police motorcycle in Bratislava, a taxi driver was found to be transporting people to the Lovestream festival while allegedly under the influence of drugs, now facing charges for unauthorized possession of narcotics.

Thick black smoke is spreading across Bratislava due to a fire, the cause of which is currently unknown.

One of Bratislava's most well-known and frequently used parking lots has introduced new fees, with ramps now installed.

Firefighters were called to Veľký Draždiak lake in Bratislava's Petržalka district, reportedly to assist a person experiencing health difficulties.

The Brussels Times features a search-optimized article providing a tutorial on how to buy cocaine in Bratislava, mentioning FINDCOK ORG.

Bratislava recorded a new absolute temperature record of 39.9 degrees Celsius, confirmed by the spokesperson for the Slovak Hydrometeorological Institute.

Slovak radio began its regular broadcasting 100 years ago on August 3, 1926, with the words "Hello, this is Bratislava," spoken by a postal official.

Slovak radio marks a century since its first regular broadcast, reflecting on the voices that launched the airwaves during the First Republic era.

Bratislava regional police are appealing to the public for help in identifying an unknown woman who physically assaulted a minor at the Ondrejovova public transport stop in Ružinov. The incident occurred while the child was heading to the stop.

The municipality of Rovinka, along with Bratislava and the Democrats party, has filed an appeal against the Slovak Ministry of Environment's final approval of Slovnaft's planned waste-to-energy plant, calling for a better risk assessment.

The Lovestream festival has unveiled its lineup, promising a massive music event in Bratislava, while Beyond the Valley also announced its 11th-edition lineup featuring John Summit and Black Eyed Peas.

Residential projects in Bratislava are increasingly prioritizing green spaces as a key element of quality urban living, helping to mitigate urban overheating and create more pleasant conditions amidst rising climate change.

Plans for a new US embassy in Bratislava, Slovakia, have been postponed as the US works to finalize permits with the city. The project aims to alleviate the impact of the current fenced embassy in the historic city center.

Residents in Bratislava were woken by a strong explosion as an ATM was blown up in the Dlhých dieloch area, with police currently on the scene.

The city of Bratislava has filed an appeal against the Ministry of Environment's decision regarding the environmental impact assessment of the CEZO incinerator project at Slovnaft. The city claims the ministry ignored its comments and demands the proceedings be restarted.

A local report describes the popular summer activities at Draždiak lake in Bratislava, including fishing, swimming, and a large inflatable attraction enjoyed by children.

Marek Šoun, a known figure in the disinformation scene, reported being refused service at Bratislava's ParkLife Cafe, sparking discussion about the cafe's decision.

Bratislava police have solved a brutal robbery in Petržalka where a man suffered severe head injuries and a fracture after being lured under the pretext of sex. The two accused face seven to twelve years in prison.

Ian Hill of Judas Priest, a band instrumental in the birth of heavy metal, discusses how hearing Eminem live nearly drew him to rap and shares his positive memories of performing in Bratislava.

The 16th annual Bratislava Pride festival drew an estimated 10,000 participants, celebrating courage and expressing solidarity with queer people in Ukraine, Hungary, and Palestine.

Police in Bratislava are overseeing extensive security measures during public gatherings in the city center, reporting no disruptions to order or major traffic complications so far.

The 16th Bratislava Pride parade is scheduled for this Saturday, aiming to celebrate queer identity and serve as a protest. The new director, Lucia Horváthová, highlighted that staying in Slovakia requires significant courage for queer individuals.

Czech author Vratislav Maňák discusses his experience at Bratislava Pride 2023, noting it was the first time the event was held in Freedom Square and observing the large queer community turnout.

Russia's secret service, the FSB, announced it thwarted a Ukrainian sabotage operation involving 35 attack drones allegedly transported from Slovakia to Russia, identifying a Ukrainian rapper living in Bratislava as the organizer.

The Slovak Ministry of Environment, led by Tomáš Taraba, has approved Slovnaft's plan to build the country's largest waste incinerator in Bratislava, despite past criticism from Taraba himself. The Bratislava municipality and city districts also oppose the project.

Train services between Bratislava's main station and Rača have been interrupted due to a failure in the traction line.

A previously overgrown and neglected area by the Danube River on the Petržalka side, near the Old Bridge, has been transformed into the new Staré Lido park, featuring walking paths, a fire pit, and benches.

JTRE will develop a new public space under the Apollo Bridge near Eurovea Tower in Bratislava, creating a skatepark and area for sports activities and social gatherings.

The Slovak Ministry of Environment has given its approval for the construction of a new waste incinerator. The facility will be built within the premises of the Slovnaft refinery in Bratislava.

Miro Kocúr and František Mikloško have engaged in a discussion regarding the Bratislava Hanus Days, asserting that the event merely feigned dialogue rather than fostering genuine exchange.

Dozens of apartment buildings in Bratislava's Ružinov district have experienced power outages due to thieves systematically stealing fuses from electrical distribution boxes. Police are actively searching for two suspects captured on video.

A 36-year-old man from Bratislava, successful with three university degrees and a good job in healthcare, expresses frustration over his inability to find a suitable partner.

Bratislava's SNP Square is undergoing its largest reconstruction in decades, featuring new trees, granite paving, and underground water reserves, though asphalt remains on the road instead of planned paving.

A significant development has occurred in the Istrochem environmental burden case in Bratislava, as the District Office of Bratislava fully complied with prosecutor's protests, revoking previous decisions that halted proceedings to identify the responsible party.

Bratislava has introduced new electoral districts for the 2026 elections, reducing the total number of constituencies. While aiming for greater fairness, this change may prevent some current mayors from securing seats in the city council.

Bratislava police are investigating a case of hooliganism after two young men attacked a man near Antolská Street; one of the attackers had a blood alcohol level of two per mille, and both were taken into police custody.

Bratislava Airport employs a biological protection system, utilizing iconic eagles to secure the airspace above its runways and landing strips.

Following chaos and missed flights at Bratislava Airport, Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has proposed a strategy for future development, including a larger terminal.

Tasks from the European Sudoku Championship, held in Bratislava, are now available for the public to try, ranging from easy mini-sudoku to challenging variants featuring the silhouette of a radio.

Less than two years after the death of Blaha Uhlár, Bratislava's Stoka Theater is vacating its long-standing venue on Karpatská Street and will no longer have its own stage from the next season, instead performing at the P*AKT cultural center.

A fire has erupted near the railway station in Rača, Bratislava, Slovakia. Firefighters are currently on the scene responding to the incident.

Andrej Kiska, former Slovak President, claims he blocked Jozef Ráž Jr.'s ministerial appointment in 2018 due to intelligence warnings, a claim Ráž disputes while running for Bratislava mayor.

Eset's project to build its new headquarters on Patrónka in Bratislava has advanced, receiving a valid final statement from the environmental impact assessment (EIA) process, paving the way for zoning proceedings and a planned completion by 2031.

Volkswagen's Bratislava plant, the largest domestic factory in Slovakia, is facing a significant threat: the potential loss of Porsche Cayenne production. This model, which began production of expensive SUVs in Bratislava a quarter-century ago, could be moved elsewhere, representing a major blow to the plant.

A plane made an emergency landing at Bratislava airport on Sunday evening due to a potential technical issue, with passengers safely evacuated to the arrival hall.