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Kiska: EU Suffers Injury from Brexit

Kiska: EU Suffers Injury from Brexit

Bratislava, June 24 (TASR) – Slovak President Andrej Kiska respects the will of British people, who in Thursday’s referendum decided that their country should leave the EU, even though he feels sorry about it, Kiska’s communication department head Roman Krpelan told TASR on Friday. “It’s a decision and

Opposition: Kalinak Signed for Stake in Firm But Was in Montenegro

Opposition: Kalinak Signed for Stake in Firm But Was in Montenegro

Bratislava, June 23 (TASR) – Interior Minister Robert Kalinak (Smer-SD) is obviously able to be in two places simultaneously, as he was signing the transfer of a stake in a company called FoRest in Bratislava and visiting the Balkans at the same time, representatives of Opposition parties Freedom and Solidarity (SaS)

Poll: Almost Two Thirds of Slovaks Would Have Voted to Stay in EU

Poll: Almost Two Thirds of Slovaks Would Have Voted to Stay in EU

Bratislava, June 23 (TASR) – Had a referendum on Slovakia’s remaining in the EU been held between June 14-20, almost two thirds of the participants would have voted to stay put, TASR learnt on Thursday from the results of a Focus agency poll. The poll, which was carried out on

Poll: Smer Would Have Won Election in June Ahead of SNS

Poll: Smer Would Have Won Election in June Ahead of SNS

Bratislava, June 22 (TASR) – Had a general election been held in mid-June, the governing-coalition Smer-SD party would have won on 26.4 percent, gaining 46 seats in the 150-seat House, TASR learnt on Wednesday. The poll, which was carried out by Focus agency on a sample of 1,003 respondents

Neither Hollande Nor Fico Want to See British Departure from EU

Neither Hollande Nor Fico Want to See British Departure from EU

Paris/Bratislava, June 22 (TASR correspondent) – French President Francois Hollande met Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico at a working dinner in Paris on Wednesday, TASR learnt on the same day. The main themes of their talks were the priorities of Slovakia’s Presidency of the EU Council and the future

Six People Still in Bratislava Hospitals Following Bus Crash

Six People Still in Bratislava Hospitals Following Bus Crash

Bratislava, June 22 (TASR) – Six people were still receiving treatment in Bratislava hospitals following Tuesday’s (June 21) accident involving a bus carrying tourists through Serbia, TASR learnt from Interior Ministry spokesman Ivan Netik on Wednesday. Two of the six, who are Czech citizens, will be transported to the Czech

Bugar: I See No Reason to Dismiss Kalinak at This Point

Bugar: I See No Reason to Dismiss Kalinak at This Point

Bratislava/Vatican, June 22 (TASR) – If no new information appears in the case concerning Interior Minister Robert Kalinak (Smer-SD), there is no reason to dismiss him via the Opposition’s repeated attempt to do so, Bela Bugar, leader of governing coalition party Most-Hid, told TASR during his working visit to