Foreign Policies

At its regular session on Wednesday the Cabinet approved €200,000 as an increased contribution to the World Health Organisation (WHO) in connection with the coronavirus epidemic. “The WHO will put all such funds together and subsequently use them directly to mitigate consequences of the epidemic in China,” Prime Minister

Bratislava, January 29 (TASR) – Slovakia has appointed new ambassadors to Poland and Montenegro, with President Zuzana Caputova handing over credentials to them on Wednesday. Andrej Droba will serve as Slovak ambassador to Poland in Warsaw, while Boris Gandel will head the Slovak diplomatic mission to Montenegro in Podgorica. The president

Lisbon, January 27 (TASR) – Slovakia shouldn’t be afraid of launching large infrastructure projects, Slovak Parliamentary Chair Andrej Danko, who’s currently on a visit to Portugal, stated on Monday after meeting President of the Assembly of the Republic Eduardo Ferro Rodrigues, praising Portugal’s courage to take out a

Bratislava, January 24 (TASR) – Slovak President Zuzana Caputova on Friday visited some of the holy places in Jerusalem and met Israeli President Reuven Rivli. “I’ve had the opportunity to visit two of the most important sites of the Christian and Jewish religions,” Caputova told journalists after visiting the Wailing

Brussels, January 20 (TASR) – Anti-Semitism stems from hatred and intolerance, and such language mustn’t make it into the vocabulary of politicians, Slovak Foreign Affairs Minister Miroslav Lajcak (a Smer-SD nominee), who on Sunday participated in the first International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s (IHRA) ministerial meeting in Brussels, has stated