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Brexit: What UK nationals in Slovakia need to know
The UK has been granted a Brexit "flextension" until January 31, 2020. Here’s how the UK’s departure will affect UK nationals living in Slovakia.
The Černová Tragedy: 15 people killed for consecration of their church
Slovaks overlook the 1907 massacre, although it is a red-letter day.
Spectacular Slovakia: Where to find handsome Slovak men
Slovak folk songs may guide you to the right places.
Blog: Some good reasons to take a bike ride to Devín in autumn
A scrumptious taste of local viticulture is only one of them.
His paintings were sold for lots of money, but Benka dreamed of career in music
Martin Benka became Slovakia’s national treasure for his artistic craft.
Blog: A page out of the foreigners’ storybook
At the Bratislava True Stories event on September 20, “Odkiaľ si” became the Slovak version of “Once Upon a Time”.
People in the Hont Region pulled a bull up on a tower
“Why?” you may ask. Find out in the Spectacular Slovakia episode.
Sudanese cartoonist: Censorship not just something in some far away land
Khalid Albaih found freedom of expression on the internet because there was nowhere else.
Expats: Three things that will improve your mental health
Talley Sjoberg Varney is featured in this week's Spectacular Slovakia.
Poland’s spoonful of sugar for bitter anti-refugee rhetoric
We voice what is hurting, says Karol Wilczyński, one of the founders of Islamista.
Memories of the uprising: It seemed that even the birds stopped chirping
Slovakia marks the 75th anniversary of the uprising on August 29.
Sit down places in Bratislava for breakfast
Peter & Anna also exchange views on US and Slovak breakfast.
Zealous about zen? Discover your peace of mind in Bratislava.
American Talley Sjoberg Varney takes us into her ‘potions room’ to explain why aromatherapy matters.
There is a lot of poetry in the air, most of it escapes me
Experimental poet Zuzana Husárová uses many tools to create nontraditional poems, but pen and paper is generally not one of them.
Love Thy Neighbour: How the Church of Sweden advocates for people on the move
On a grassroots level, people tend to solve the problems that might look unsolvable on a macro level, says programme director Anna Hjälm.
Theatre of the Oppressed gives a voice to the unheard
In forum theatre, audience members, referred to as “spect-actors”, can stop the play at any time and intervene.
What do Slovakia and Scandinavia have in common?
It has something to do with four articular Lutheran churches in Slovakia.
World Refugee Day: A whole world under one umbrella
With all of the prejudice and the anti-migration movement, it is very important that someone is saying the opposite, says organiser of Umbrella March.
Translation is the most accurate reading of a book
2019 EU Prize for Literature winner Ivana Dobrakovová believes every good book finds a publisher.
Spectacular Slovakia #39: Let's make Bratislava a better place - volunteer
American Jennifer Sturgeon shares her volunteering experience in Bratislava and explains why small acts of kindness always matter.
- Famous polyglot gets an adrenaline rush learning new languages
- Descendants of Slovak migrants eye citizenship, see opportunity in a now-debated amendment
- Canadian native turns phonetic trick into a popular Bratislava café
- Australian in Slovakia: Bratislava has a great vibe
- Slovak for Congress: Krupina native makes a splash on Arizona’s political scene
- Backpacks made in Slovakia: Minimalism breeds magic
- Slovak migrant shares the stories of other migrants to understand her own
- Making a fortune off pilgrims
- 3 free things to do in Bratislava in the next seven days
- News digest: Parliament chaos gives Fico a Brussels headache
- What makes my roots so alive?
- No laughing matter: Slovakia’s top comedians kicked out of state-run venue
- Bože môj: In search of my Rusyn self
- Top 10 events in Bratislava for foreigners
- Bratislava switches to warmer street lighting in response to public criticism
- Top 10 events in Bratislava for foreigners
- Making a fortune off pilgrims
- Bože môj: In search of my Rusyn self
- The hidden costs of Slovakia’s complicated tax system
- 3 free things to do in Bratislava in the next seven days
- News digest: President shuts down referendum push on Russia sanctions Video
- Is Slovakia the next Hungary? MEPs raise alarm over democratic backsliding
- How to spend 48 hours in Bratislava
- Bože môj: In search of my Rusyn self
- The hidden costs of Slovakia’s complicated tax system
- Top 10 events in Bratislava for foreigners
- Making a fortune off pilgrims
- Slovakia ends November 17 public holiday amid fiscal pressures
- Bratislava Region simplifies transport zones, raises fares
- Slovakia’s secret weapon is living abroad
- Neo-Nazi gang in Bratislava plotted armed attack and called their leader ‘Mr Führer’, court documents reveal
- Irish outlet hails Slovak spa town as top European holiday spot
- After years of straddling two worlds, this American is now reconnecting with his Slovak roots
- Man appeals for help finding strangers who saved his life
- Bože môj: In search of my Rusyn self
- Slovak physicist: I do not employ doctoral students; I make them go abroad. I expect them to push us forward
- Slovakia’s secret weapon is living abroad
- The hidden costs of Slovakia’s complicated tax system
- Last Week: Central bank governor found guilty, but Fico accuses the judge
- Bratislava switches to warmer street lighting in response to public criticism
- News digest: Parliament chaos gives Fico a Brussels headache
- No laughing matter: Slovakia’s top comedians kicked out of state-run venue
- General prosecutor quietly rebuilds special office once set for dismantling
- Slovak court curbs government effort to oust judge
- Slovaks to celebrate Tax Freedom Day 25 days later than Czechs this year
- Making a fortune off pilgrims
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