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Pellegrini: Stumbling Blocks in Brussels Were Spitzenkandidaten

Pellegrini: Stumbling Blocks in Brussels Were Spitzenkandidaten

Bratislava/Brussels, July 1 (TASR-correspondent) – The nomination of party faction leaders from the recent European Parliament elections was a major stumbling block in the unsuccessful talks on filling key positions in European Union bodies at a summit in Brussels on Sunday and Monday, Prime Minister Peter Pellegrini (Smer-SD) told Slovak

Danko: Politicians' Foreign Activities Should Open Doors to Entrepreneurs

Danko: Politicians' Foreign Activities Should Open Doors to Entrepreneurs

Moscow, July 1 (TASR) – Politicians should open their doors to entrepreneurs via their foreign activities and thus help the domestic economy, said Parliamentary Chairman Andrej Danko (Slovak National Party/SNS) at the beginning of his working visit to Moscow, adding that Russia is a natural market for Slovak products and

Caputova, Danko, Pellegrini to Sign Declaration on Slovakia's Orientation

Caputova, Danko, Pellegrini to Sign Declaration on Slovakia's Orientation

Bratislava, June 26 (TASR) – The three most senior constitutional representatives of Slovakia, President Zuzana Caputova, Parliamentary Chair Andrej Danko (Slovak National Party) and Prime Minister Peter Pellegrini (Smer-SD), will sign a joint declaration on Slovakia’s foreign policy orientation at Bratislava Castle on Thursday, Parliament Office spokesperson Tomas Kostelnik stated

Caputova Confirms to Stoltenberg Slovakia Is Clearly Leaning Towards NATO

Caputova Confirms to Stoltenberg Slovakia Is Clearly Leaning Towards NATO

Brussels/Bratislava, June 25 (TASR) – New Slovak President Zuzana Caputova on behalf of Slovakia confirmed on Tuesday that the country is clearly leaning towards transatlantic structures and building European security, NATO General Secretary Jens Stoltenberg stated on the same day after he received Caputova in the NATO headquarters in Brussels.

Lajcak Doesn't Rule Out Another Stint at International Organisations in Future

Lajcak Doesn't Rule Out Another Stint at International Organisations in Future

Prishtina/Bratislava, June 21 (TASR-correspondent) – Foreign and European Affairs Minister and OSCE chair Miroslav Lajcak didn’t rule out on Friday that he might return to the international diplomacy for another tenure in the future. “My name was mentioned during the filling of posts on the Council of Europe and

Foreign Affairs Ministry Reacts to Resolution Adopted by Hungarian Parliament

Foreign Affairs Ministry Reacts to Resolution Adopted by Hungarian Parliament

Bratislava/Budapest, June 21 (TASR) – The 100th anniversary of the signing of the Treaty of Trianon in 2020 is an opportunity to reflect and to take action, but it shouldn’t serve to “open up old wounds” and for “constantly cultivating historical traumas” that damage mutual trust and good relations

Caputova and Zeman: Our Talks Saw No Disagreements

Caputova and Zeman: Our Talks Saw No Disagreements

Prague/Bratislava, June 20 (TASR-correspondent) – The discussion between Slovak President Zuzana Caputova and her Czech counterpart Milos Zeman in Prague on Thursday didn’t include any disagreements, despite the broad spectrum of topics touched upon, the presidents declared after the talks. “I’m not saying that some time in the