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Congratulations, you're now registered! Let us know what news and updates you want to hear about and we'll send them straight to your inbox. THE DUCHESS of Norfolk Georgina Fitzalan-Howard has helped to open a newly renovated night shelter for homeless people in Bratislava.

Stefan Auer says the euro zone's basic principles of a shared understanding of democracy, a shared commitment, and promise of prosperity are under serious threat as the crisis enters its next phase Demonstrators in Paris holding masks of Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, German Chancellor

Today the years have passed, one hundred of them to be exact, and here they are still. They are sitting there incarnated in your chair, and with your mouth for a mouthpiece they're telling me that it is the sum of them you represent.

A survey carried out by GoEuro has pinpointed the Slovak capital Bratislava as the third cheapest place to get a beer on tap, coming third after Krakow and Kiev. Budapest occupied 18th spot, while Prague came in 26th and Vienna had to settle for 44th place in the ranking.

Iran confirms that a spy malware called Dino was targeting sensitive centers inside the country since one and a half years ago.

This is from the centre of Bratislava, capital of Slovakia, usually packed with tourists. It was a surprise to find a street looking almost deserted.

Are  you in the mood for some summer fun? Internationals Bratislava have prepared a couple of fun activities for all age groups to keep you busy before you set off to your favourite holiday destinations. Pleasing for both mind and body our events will bring a spark to your leisure time.

The eurozone's poorer former communist nations, having themselves endured painful reforms and austerity programmes, are taking a hard line on Greece after its people voted to reject creditors' bailout terms.

May is National Photo Month, the former home of Take Your Camera to Work Day, and the month I was born, so you might say it's a month for celebrating the art and science of making images, no matter what that medium-film or digital-may be.

Slovakia's Finance Minister Peter Kazimir on Sunday warned that Greece's 'No' referendum result opened the door to the country's departure from the eurozone, becoming the first European minister since the crucial vote to raise the prospect of a "Grexit".