Bratislava Culture Spotlight: Two mobile exhibitions opened at Comenius University marking 100 years of Bulgarian studies, with “Ancient Treasures of Bulgaria” and a UNESCO-protected heritage show running until Oct. 15 in the atrium. Revolutionary Music & Activism: A new account revisits how the Czechoslovak hardcore song “Už Nikdy” (“Never Again”) helped internationalist volunteers in the fight to defend Rojava against the Islamic State. Holocaust Memory: The Kol Israel Foundation’s National Holocaust Memorial marked a new federally recognized marker during its Sept. 20 fall memorial, honoring multiple generations of survivors and education partners. Documentary Film Scene: Astra Film Festival (Sibiu, Oct. 17–25) announced its official selection with four competition tracks and 70+ documentary screenings and events. Sports & National Pride: Viktória Chladoňová won the U23 women’s road race at the UCI Road World Championships in Montreal, beating Canada’s Isabella Holmgren in the final sprint for Slovakia’s first-ever gold in the discipline. Public Health Pressure: Long-term care beds are declining across Slovakia despite rising need, with regional gaps highlighted by NCZI data. Diplomacy & EU Future: Slovakia’s ambassador to Moldova says Chișinău can complete EU accession by 2030 if reforms stay consistent, with closer cooperation expected after membership. UN & Tech Governance: President Peter Pellegrini urged stronger international rules at the UN, warning against force and calling for AI regulation and UN Security Council reform. Travel & Mobility: Antalya Airport officially takes on hosting Routes Europe 2027, banking on expanded capacity and year-round tourism growth. Local Life in History: Bratislava’s Rusovce will host Roman Games this Saturday, bringing Gerulata’s ancient daily life to life with battles, marches, archery and talks.