Slovakia
Slovakia's High Tatras: Skiing, spas, Jewish heritage luxury hotels
Snow-capped peaks, world-class skiing, and a rich cultural tapestry—Slovakia’s High Tatras offer far more than just a winter (and year-round) escape.
From Alpine adventures to deep history: Exploring Slovakia’s high tatras
Why Slovakia? Castles, culture and a surprise for Israeli travelers
Ukraine claims blackmail by Hungary and Slovakia over energy
Direct flights to Slovakian Spa Begin in May
A new direct flight to allows for spa vacation in Slovakia
Young boys identified as the vandals of Jewish cemetery in Slovakia
The gravestones were pushed over, causing some to crack, in mid-December in the northern town of Rajec.
22 headstones vandalized in Slovakian Jewish cemetary
Antisemitic incidents of this nature are extremely rare in Slovakia, according to the World Jewish Congress.
Slovakia investigating recent vandalism at a Jewish cemetery
In response, the embassy of Slovakia assured the two that the police are investigating the crime.
Slovakia dedicates first new Torah scroll since Holocaust
"This is one of the most touching moments of my entire life," said president of the Bratislava Jewish community Dr. Tomas Stern.
Slovakia's first ever female president Caputova was sworn in
Zuzana Caputova's election stood in contrast to a European shift towards populist and nationalist parties.
The Jew who cracked the Iron Curtain!
There are the makings of a great novel and a splendid film in the intertwined lives of Victor and Lilian, a saga stretching across 70 years.
Slovakia elects first female president, countering EU populist wave
Corruption and change in political style were the main themes ahead of the run-off vote.
From Košice to Brooklyn
Silvia Fishbaum fought her way to freedom and a new life in America
Slovakia at a crossroad: Rule of law or rule of mafia?
In contrast to Israel, Slovakia has hardly ever indicted public officials for corruption, let alone convicted them.
