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Police Take Basternak's Computer; Then Search Accountant's Home

Police Take Basternak's Computer; Then Search Accountant's Home

Bratislava, June 29 (TASR) – A police raid at a residential complex on Tupeho Street in Bratislava, where several firms of businessman Ladislav Basternak are based, has ended, TASR learnt on Wednesday. The police were at the site for four hours. They were reported as seizing the accounts records of Basternak’

Bratislava to Hold Informal Meeting of EU Leaders in September

Bratislava to Hold Informal Meeting of EU Leaders in September

Brussels/Bratislava, June 28 (TASR correspondent) – European Council President Donald Tusk at the European Council summit in Brussels on Tuesday proposed holding an informal meeting of leaders of EU-member states in Bratislava in September to discuss the future direction of the EU, TASR learnt on the same day. Tusk told

Man Breaks into Presidential Palace, Kiska Calls it Unpleasant Surprise

Man Breaks into Presidential Palace, Kiska Calls it Unpleasant Surprise

Bratislava, June 28 (TASR) – An unknown man broke into Presidential Palace in the wee hours of Tuesday and spent approximately 20 minutes inside, President’s Office announced on the same day. The man’s intrusion triggered the security alarm, yet security personnel from the Office for Protection of Constitutional Officials

IOM General Director: Slovakia Is Country Open to Migration

IOM General Director: Slovakia Is Country Open to Migration

Bratislava, June 28 (TASR) – Slovakia is a country that is open to migration and deals with immigration and asylum policies correctly in order to manage migratory flows, said International Organisation for Migration (IOM) general director William Lacy Swing after a meeting with representatives of the Slovak Government on Tuesday. Swing

Most-Hid Draws Up Proposed Changes in Police and Prosecutions

Most-Hid Draws Up Proposed Changes in Police and Prosecutions

Bratislava, June 28 (TASR) – The governing coalition Most-Hid party views suspicions of intentional failures to investigate potential tax fraud as very serious and an element that weakens the public’s trust in state institutions, party representatives stated at a meeting of the Most-Hid presidium on Monday (June 27). Therefore, Most-Hid

Last Two Injured from Bus Crush in Serbia Fly Home

Last Two Injured from Bus Crush in Serbia Fly Home

Bratislava, June 27 (TASR) – A special government A319-115 CJ aircraft landed at Bratislava airport and brought the last two injured people – hospitalised in Serbia after the bus crash last week – back to Slovakia late Monday. Head of the Interior Ministry Office’s press department Ivan Netik told TASR earlier in

Zala: Cameron Has Bothered Us for Three and a Half Years

Zala: Cameron Has Bothered Us for Three and a Half Years

Bratislava, June 27 (TASR) – British Prime Minister David Cameron has been playing games with the EU for more than three years, said Slovak MEP Boris Zala (Smer-SD) in Bratislava on Monday. Talking at the ‘On the Threshold of the Slovak Presidency: What Will Be the Role of the Slovak Parliament