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Slovaks Living in Belgium Ask EP for Help in Probing Kuciak's Murder

Slovaks Living in Belgium Ask EP for Help in Probing Kuciak's Murder

Brussels, March 5 (TASR correspondent) – A group of Slovaks living in Belgium sent an open letter to Slovak MEPs on Monday, calling on them to put pressure on the Slovak authorities and to help to ensure a transparent investigation into the murders of investigative journalist Jan Kuciak and his fiancée

Poll: Slovaks Trust EP and EC More than National Parliament and Gov't

Poll: Slovaks Trust EP and EC More than National Parliament and Gov't

Bratislava, February 25 (TASR) – Based on the results of the latest Eurobarometer survey conducted in the autumn of 2017, Slovaks trust the European Parliament (EP) more than the national Parliament and they also consider the European Commission (EC) to be more trustworthy than the Slovak Government. The survey also showed

Fico: V4 Including Slovakia Will Never Agree with Mandatory Quotas

Fico: V4 Including Slovakia Will Never Agree with Mandatory Quotas

Brussels/Bratislava, February 23 (TASR-correspondent) – The Visegrad Four (V4) group (the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia) will never agree with mandatory quotas for the redistribution of migrants, Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico (Smer-SD) stated in Brussels on Friday following a working meeting of V4 countries held before the start

Danko: EU Is Good Project, But Must Return to Being Service to People

Danko: EU Is Good Project, But Must Return to Being Service to People

Bratislava, February 22 (TASR) – The European Union (EU) is a good project, but it must return to its basics, with it being a service to the people and not to European institutions, Parliamentary Chairman Andrej Danko (Slovak National Party/SNS) said in his speech at the National Convention on the

Kiska: More Discussions on EU Needed Partly Due to Hostile Propaganda

Kiska: More Discussions on EU Needed Partly Due to Hostile Propaganda

Bratislava, February 22 (TASR) – It’s necessary to speak more about the European Union partly because there are voices in Slovak politics that have been directly or indirectly questioning the country’s membership in the Union, stated President Andrej Kiska in his speech as part of the National Convention on

Slovak and Cuban Ministers Discussing Centre for Diabetic Foot Treatment

Slovak and Cuban Ministers Discussing Centre for Diabetic Foot Treatment

Bratislava, February 20 (TASR) – Using the Cuban drug Heberprot as well as setting up a Centre for the Treatment of Diabetic Foot in Slovakia have been high on the agenda of the talks between representatives of the Slovak and Cuban governments in Cuba, TASR learnt on Tuesday. The Slovak delegation

President Kiska Discusses Austrian-Slovak Ties with Van der Bellen

President Kiska Discusses Austrian-Slovak Ties with Van der Bellen

Vienna/Bratislava, February 19 (TASR-correspondent) – Fomenting even closer bilateral ties, the position of the Visegrad Four (V4) group (the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia), its perception in Austria and Austrian family benefits were issues discussed by Slovak President Andrej Kiska and his Austrian counterpart Alexander Van der Bellen in