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Foreigners in Slovakia, page 2

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IWCB Coffee Morning, the iconic social event that commences weekly at various cool local spots.
Discover the International Women's Club of Bratislava and its role in fostering cross-cultural connections.
Trnava Foreigners' Police relocated from a house on Kollárova Street to a house Paulínska Street in summer 2015.
Their office in Ružomberok will be shut in early October, the police also announced.
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Foreigners living in Slovakia share their views on the upcoming parliamentary election.
The Na Slovensku Aj Po Anglicky podcast with support from fjúžn is starting Season 2 with a two-part episode.
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James Stevko and Richard Swales share their experience.
German journalist Katrin Litschko.
Katrin Litschko runs a magazine, produces TV reports and organises exhibitions – but she also makes time to swim in the Danube and go climbing.
Foreigners' Police HQ in Bratislava.
Police cites increase in illegal migration in southern Slovakia as the reason.
Trápny is the adjective form of trapas, which in the broadest sense means embarrassment.
Three Slovak words that can only be translated as whole sentences in English. Matthew J. Reynolds
Literary comparatist Johannes Kaminski.
Johannes Kaminski studies how climate change is depicted in national literatures.
The Liszt Garden is part of the University Library Bratislava, and it serves as a summer reading venue to library patrons.
A short list of places where foreigners can immerse themselves in culture.
Vladislav Malast guiding visitors to the GMB.
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Let’s Talk Art! guided tours in English are held once a month, but there are other fun ways to enjoy art in the gallery.
Let The Slovak Spectator magazine inspire you.
Let The Slovak Spectator magazine inspire you.
Brian Jakubec.
Brian Jakubec has found a deep connection to his heritage in Slovakia and Czechia. For him, this may be his last stop – because he has found his roots. For his father, Czechoslovakia was the homeland where he never…
Gregory Fabian in the 2014 "Kukucheers" play.
New York actor and lawyer Gregory Fabian witnessed the rule of Vladimír Mečiar in the 1990s and remembers people’s successful resistance against him.
While communities offer more than just short-term help for newly arrived migrants, second generation migrants find organising equally important.
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Listen to foreigners discuss organising efforts that improve the lives of migrants and their descendents.
Trnava Foreigners' Police on Paulínska Street in Trnava on March 17, 2023.
A Trnava university has not explained why it did not stand up for its Turkish student.
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