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Slovakia's Bratislava Airport Evacuated After Bomb Threat: Report
Slovakia's Bratislava Airport was being evacuated due to a bomb alert, local police said on Wednesday.
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1,100 Bomb Threats Recorded In A Day In Slovakia, Terror Probe Launched
Slovak schools and institutions including banks received over 1,100 bomb threats on Tuesday, prompting evacuations across the country, the police said, announcing they had launched a terror probe.
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Pro-Putin Bikers Form "European Branch" In Slovakia; EU Members Concerned
The pro-Kremlin Night Wolves bikers have set up a "European branch" just northeast of the Slovak capital Bratislava, triggering concern in the EU and NATO member. Fiercely loyal to Russian President Vladimir Putin, the bikers cross Europe each year to celebrate the anniversary of the Soviet World War II victory on May 9.
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2019 Volkswagen Touareg Teased In New Video Ahead Of Beijing Debut
The 2019 Volkswagen Touareg is said to travel more than 16,000 kilometers from VW's Bratislava plant in Slovakia while making its way through 11 countries before making its way in to China.
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Angela Merkel Says EU In 'Critical Situation'
German Chancellor Angela Merkel warned today that the European Union faces a "critical situation", as she arrived in Bratislava for a summit to chart a post-Brexit future.
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Angela Merkel, Francois Hollande To Meet On Eve Of Bratislava Summit
The leaders of France and Germany will meet on Thursday to coordinate their positions on the eve of a key EU summit to map out the bloc's post-Brexit future.
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New EU Summit September 16 To Discuss Brexit: Donald Tusk
EU leaders will hold a summit, without Britain, in Bratislava on September 16 to discuss further the fallout from Britain's decision to leave the bloc, EU President Donald Tusk said today.
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7 Killed As Planes Collide During Slovakia Air Show Rehearsal
Two turbo-prop planes carrying civilian parachutists rehearsing for an air show collided in mid-air in Slovakia on Thursday, killing seven people, authorities said.
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Eurozone's Poorer Nations Take Hard Line on Greece
The eurozone's poorer former communist nations, having themselves endured painful market reforms and austerity programmes, are taking a hard line on Greece after its people voted to reject bailout terms.
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Mass Arrests After Thousands Rally Against Immigration in Bratislava
At least 140 people were arrested Saturday after violence broke out at an anti-immigration rally in Bratislava attended by thousands of people in protest at EU quotas on migrant numbers, local media said.
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More Tests Needed to Rule Out MERS for South Korean Man in Slovakia
A South Korean man in isolation at a Slovakian hospital will undergo another round of tests to ensure he is not infected with the potentially fatal MERS virus, the hospital in Bratislava said today.
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South Korean Man Thought to Have MERS Hospitalised in Slovakia
A South Korean man thought to have contracted the potentially deadly MERS virus was hospitalised in the Slovak capital Bratislava on Saturday, a spokeswoman said.
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Bratislava Croissants Offer a Taste of the Past
A scrumptious, crescent-shaped pastry filled with walnuts or poppy seeds that triggers a rush of memories. The tasty Bratislavske rozky -- or bajgel, as they are also called -- are making a comeback.
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Flying car spreads its wings in Slovakia
Mankind's primordial dream of flight is taking off with a new twist as a Slovak prototype of a flying car spreads its wings.
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Consumer court directs three airlines to pay Delhi exporter Rs 22 lakh for service deficiency
Royal Jordanian Airlines, Czechoslovak Airlines (now Czech Airlines) and Jet Airways have been directed by the consumer court to jointly pay compensation and interest of Rs.22 lakh ($40,000) to a Delhi-based exporter for deficiency in service while delivering a consignment of garments to a consignee in Bratislava, Slovakia.
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Slovakia's Bratislava Airport Evacuated After Bomb Threat: Report
Slovakia's Bratislava Airport was being evacuated due to a bomb alert, local police said on Wednesday.
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1,100 Bomb Threats Recorded In A Day In Slovakia, Terror Probe Launched
Slovak schools and institutions including banks received over 1,100 bomb threats on Tuesday, prompting evacuations across the country, the police said, announcing they had launched a terror probe.
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Pro-Putin Bikers Form "European Branch" In Slovakia; EU Members Concerned
The pro-Kremlin Night Wolves bikers have set up a "European branch" just northeast of the Slovak capital Bratislava, triggering concern in the EU and NATO member. Fiercely loyal to Russian President Vladimir Putin, the bikers cross Europe each year to celebrate the anniversary of the Soviet World War II victory on May 9.
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2019 Volkswagen Touareg Teased In New Video Ahead Of Beijing Debut
The 2019 Volkswagen Touareg is said to travel more than 16,000 kilometers from VW's Bratislava plant in Slovakia while making its way through 11 countries before making its way in to China.
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Angela Merkel Says EU In 'Critical Situation'
German Chancellor Angela Merkel warned today that the European Union faces a "critical situation", as she arrived in Bratislava for a summit to chart a post-Brexit future.
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Angela Merkel, Francois Hollande To Meet On Eve Of Bratislava Summit
The leaders of France and Germany will meet on Thursday to coordinate their positions on the eve of a key EU summit to map out the bloc's post-Brexit future.
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New EU Summit September 16 To Discuss Brexit: Donald Tusk
EU leaders will hold a summit, without Britain, in Bratislava on September 16 to discuss further the fallout from Britain's decision to leave the bloc, EU President Donald Tusk said today.
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7 Killed As Planes Collide During Slovakia Air Show Rehearsal
Two turbo-prop planes carrying civilian parachutists rehearsing for an air show collided in mid-air in Slovakia on Thursday, killing seven people, authorities said.
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Eurozone's Poorer Nations Take Hard Line on Greece
The eurozone's poorer former communist nations, having themselves endured painful market reforms and austerity programmes, are taking a hard line on Greece after its people voted to reject bailout terms.
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Mass Arrests After Thousands Rally Against Immigration in Bratislava
At least 140 people were arrested Saturday after violence broke out at an anti-immigration rally in Bratislava attended by thousands of people in protest at EU quotas on migrant numbers, local media said.
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More Tests Needed to Rule Out MERS for South Korean Man in Slovakia
A South Korean man in isolation at a Slovakian hospital will undergo another round of tests to ensure he is not infected with the potentially fatal MERS virus, the hospital in Bratislava said today.
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South Korean Man Thought to Have MERS Hospitalised in Slovakia
A South Korean man thought to have contracted the potentially deadly MERS virus was hospitalised in the Slovak capital Bratislava on Saturday, a spokeswoman said.
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Bratislava Croissants Offer a Taste of the Past
A scrumptious, crescent-shaped pastry filled with walnuts or poppy seeds that triggers a rush of memories. The tasty Bratislavske rozky -- or bajgel, as they are also called -- are making a comeback.
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Flying car spreads its wings in Slovakia
Mankind's primordial dream of flight is taking off with a new twist as a Slovak prototype of a flying car spreads its wings.
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Consumer court directs three airlines to pay Delhi exporter Rs 22 lakh for service deficiency
Royal Jordanian Airlines, Czechoslovak Airlines (now Czech Airlines) and Jet Airways have been directed by the consumer court to jointly pay compensation and interest of Rs.22 lakh ($40,000) to a Delhi-based exporter for deficiency in service while delivering a consignment of garments to a consignee in Bratislava, Slovakia.
