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Bratislava

capital city of Slovakia

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  • Aug 5

    Danube and Rhine drop to record lows: nuclear plants halted, cruises cancelled, and barges run at a fifth of capacity

    The Danube and Rhine have hit critical lows after a summer of heatwaves above 40°C and reduced Alpine snowmelt, cutting shipping, halting nuclear reactors in Romania and Hungary, and forcing cruise passengers onto buses.

  • Jul 30

    Benfica hosts St. Gallen in Europa League qualifier trailing 2-1, with Marco Silva making his Estádio da Luz debut

    Benfica enters the second leg of the Europa League second qualifying round against St. Gallen on Thursday evening at the Estádio da Luz, trailing 2-1 from the first match in Switzerland.

  • Jul 5

    Slovak referendum on Fico's reforms fails as turnout reaches just 16.13%, second lowest in the country's history

    A nationwide vote on reversing two of Prime Minister Robert Fico's signature policies was declared invalid on Sunday after turnout fell far short of the required 50% threshold.

  • Jun 30

    Jürgen Klopp confirms Germany talks as Nagelsmann resigns after World Cup penalty heartbreak

    Four days after Germany lost to Paraguay on penalties, Julian Nagelsmann stepped down, and Jürgen Klopp confirmed he is ready to take over – but warned talks need time.

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Quibdó, Hormuz and thirsty Europe

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European democracies and populism

The AfD's increased lead in Saxony-Anhalt polling to 42% further solidifies its electoral strength in a key German state election, intensifying pressure on mainstream parties.

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