A parliamentary committee should decide today whether the opposition Slovak National Party (SNS) caucus still technically exists after eight of its thirteen members had their party memberships suspended in July.
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Does SNS caucus still exist?
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- 1. Ryanair cancels some flights from and to Bratislava
- 2. Several cities, including Bratislava, offering free mass transport for a week
- 3. Kiska: Even Europe has its aggressive neighbour
- 4. Shop in Bratislava's Old Town sold fake clothes and accessories
- 5. NY Times: Tolerant spa town feels the chill of Slovak populism
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- 3. Ryanair cancels some flights from and to Bratislava
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- 5. Several cities, including Bratislava, offering free mass transport for a week
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