Author Wrote a Book on How Danes Sterilized Greenlandic Women ↗
A book has been written detailing how Danish practices led to the sterilization of Greenlandic women, who later felt like victims of sexual violence.
Slovakia
The news from SME.sk covers a range of domestic and international topics. Domestically, stories focus on a school's innovative approach to tackling student absenteeism, a legal battle over child benefits, a political statement from Bratislava's mayor, and a local energy infrastructure project…
A book has been written detailing how Danish practices led to the sterilization of Greenlandic women, who later felt like victims of sexual violence.
The author reflects on identity and the constant need to present oneself online after a year-long break from Instagram, questioning what remains when the public performance stops.
The Jelsava school is adopting a different approach to combat student absenteeism, using methods like providing food, organizing clothing donations, and implementing a color-coded system to track attendance.
A father has been denied child benefits due to a required confirmation that a doctor refuses to issue, highlighting a conflict between legal requirements and practical medical procedures.
Bratislava's Mayor Matúš Vallo, referred to as Ráž in the article, states his intention to focus on residents and assures he will not face issues with political figures like Fico or Šimečka.
A Slovak retailer specializing in Apple products, despite acquiring a competitor, is burdened with significant debts, indicating struggles in the market.
The controversial motorcycle club 'Night Wolves' is planning a visit to Slovakia, while an ex-minister's son is using the Bible to justify Russian military actions.
A significant infrastructure project in Zvolen is replacing old water pipes with a modern network costing millions, aiming for stable prices and reduced disruptions for thousands of households.
A village is grappling with the installation of seven wind turbines, a project that has created division among its residents, raising questions about the local impact.
The article discusses contemporary dance finally finding some breathing room, but is followed by criticism and the demonization of dancer Štepka.
This commentary piece suggests that details surrounding a 'cynical offense' are slowly coming to light, implying a developing and potentially controversial situation.
The Estonian government has lost its majority in parliament following a vote, indicating a significant shift in political power within the country.
A bear attack involving two cubs occurred near Turanany, and the bear was deemed dangerous by authorities.
Forest rangers are actively protecting new beehives and existing bee colonies, working to prevent emerging threats to these vital pollinators.
A victory was achieved in Moldava nad Bodvou after nearly a decade, with a focus on prioritizing young people in their endeavors.
This appears to be a quote or statement from an interview or article where Matúš Vallo, potentially the mayor of Bratislava, communicated something to the author.
Meta Platforms is facing a new federal lawsuit in the United States, with the case likely involving issues related to Instagram and Facebook usage.
Slovak industrial production saw a year-on-year increase of 5.1% in June, indicating positive growth in the manufacturing sector.
The murder case of rapper Tupac Shakur has reached the court stage, with Duane 'Keffe D' Davis and another individual named David identified as suspects.
Magda Vášáryová observes a deterioration in Slovakia's international position relative to Poland, suggesting a need for improved diplomatic and economic engagement.