Archive of articles - September 2016, page 8
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Kapitulská opens its courtyards
The street is one of the oldest thoroughfares in Bratislava.
Tourists attacked by bear violated visiting rules
Rescuers helped a pair of tourists who were camping in the wrong place and had food in their tent.
Who are the last defenders of Europe?
The European dream has always been most threatened by politicians who got stuck halfway from autocracy to democracy.
Foreigners: Events around Slovakia
Tips for performances and other events in the Slovak regions between September 16 and 25, including music, festivals, an organ recital or exhibitions.
Everything there is to know about goodbye sex
In Slovak, ‘goodbye sex’ is now what a client-turned-employee of a drug rehabilitation centre does to a 14-year-old girl in his care.
Resocialization centre employee abused teenager
Police knew about the sexual abuse but stopped the criminal prosecution.
Abuse instead of protection
The suspicions of sexual and mental abuse suggest this was not an isolated case.
Paralympics: Two medals in one discipline for Slovakia
At the Paralympics in Rio, Slovak Jozef Metelka won gold while Patrik Kuril won a bronze medal – both in the cycling time trial in C4 group.
Books of Jasov
Among the components of a medieval monastery was normally a library with scriptorium.
Presidency not all about Brexit so far
The departure of the UK from the club is important, but not the only topic the EU is dealing with as Slovakia holds the rotating presidency.
Firms lack students, despite higher demand for dual education
The dual education system is entering its second school year, and the number of employers, schools and students joining the dual education system has doubled in the 2016/17 school year when compared to its first year.
Judges sue state, petitioning for interest accrued
Judges are involved in several lawsuits against the state: apart from anti-discrimination suits, they want the interest accrued from their delayed salaries.
Indian tries to buy bride in Slovakia, police halt the wedding
Police halted a wedding set to take place between a Slovak woman and an Indian man – he offered €4,000 for the bride.
Bratislava summit to be a self-defining moment for the EU
The informal meeting of EU leaders in Bratislava is not expected to bring any concrete solutions, but it could at least launch the Brexit-related processes and give a hint of what the EU should be about in the future.
Foreigners: Events in Bratislava
Tips for performances and other events in the capital between September 16 and 25, including festivals, swing, concerts or exhibitions.
Vadovičová wins another medal
The Paralympic shooter now has three medals.
People from cartel department at PMÚ leave
The department scrutinised several cartel scandals.
Deflation did not deepen in August
Though prices are still falling, they are not harmful for the economy.
Only few teachers protested
The strike may continue later in September if the demands are not met.
One-third of new judges have close ties in judiciary
The report also shows that most of the newly appointed judges are people in their thirties and that women dominate.
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