Foreign Policies

Croatia Offers Care for Ten Covid Patients Each from Slovakia and Czechia

Zagreb/Bratislava, March 9 (TASR) – Croatia is ready to help Slovakia and the Czech Republic in medical care for patients with COVID-19, Croatia’s Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic announced on Twitter on Tuesday, according to news website vecernji.hr.

Plekovic stated that he had earlier phone calls with Slovak Prime Minister Igor Matovic and Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis, telling both that Croatia can receive ten COVID patients from each of these two countries in order to relieve their health-care systems.

“Croatia has solidarity with EU-member countries in the fight against COVID-19,” wrote Plenkovic.

SPPK: If Farmers Aren't Taken Seriously, They Will Be Seen in Streets More Often

If farmers' demands are not taken seriously, they will be seen in the streets more often, Slovak Agriculture and Food Chamber chairman Emil Macho told a news conference held in front of the Parliament's building on Thursday.

Coalition MP Linhart Allegedly Attacked by Police Officer without Face Mask

Bratislava, November 3 (TASR) – The police Internal Affairs Inspectorate has received a criminal complaint from co-governing We Are Family MP Patrick Linhart, who claims that he was attacked and injured by a police major in Nove Zamky (Nitra region) on Monday when he admonished the latter for not wearing a

PM: Slovakia to Organise Repeated Mass Testing, Two Dozen Districts Exempt

Bratislava, November 2 (TASR) – Slovakia will organise a repeated mass testing for the coronavirus, but districts with positivity rates below 0.7 percent in the testing this past weekend will be exempt from the second round, Prime Minister Igor Matovic (OLaNO) announced after a meeting of the Central Crisis Management

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