“Shall I make you a coffee?” asks Peter Vranka, the mayor of Čab, a village just a few kilometers from Nitra, upon greeting you. “We have running water now,” he adds, a sentence that would sound banal elsewhere, but here in recent days it has captured the new regime.
“These temperatures are almost deadly for animals.” Slovak farms struggle with the worst days of summer For most people, tap water is a given. All they have to do is turn a lever a…
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“Shall I make you a coffee?” asks Peter Vranka, the mayor of Čab, a village just a few kilometers from Nitra, upon greeting you. “We have running water now,” he adds, a sentence that would sound banal elsewhere, but here in recent days it has captured the new regime.
“These temperatures are almost deadly for animals.” Slovak farms struggle with the worst days of summer For most people, tap water is a given. All they have to do is turn a lever a…