Kubis: President Should Help Overcome Disputes The president and his office should help overcome disputes and seek starting points for joint solutions, civic candidate for the presidential post Jan Kubis told a news conference on Thursday.
Caputova Visits San Francisco, City Hall Lit Up in Slovak National Colours President Zuzana Caputova moved from Canada to the USA on Thursday (February 1).
Fico: EU Summit Okays EU Budget Revision, Aid to Ukraine to Be Monitored Brussels, February 1 (TASR-correspondent) - The most significant result of Thursday's extraordinary EU summit in Brussels is the agreement on the revision of the EU's long-term budget, Prime Minister Robert Fico (Smer-SD) stated after the negotiations. The Slovak premier pointed out that although the highest amount
President Caputova Welcomed in Ottawa by Deputy Governor-General Karakatsanis President Zuzana Caputova was welcomed in Ottawa on Tuesday by Deputy Governor-General and Canadian Supreme Court judge Andromache Karakatsanis. She substituted for Governor-General of Canada Mary Simon who could not attend the ceremony due to health issues.
Fico: Slovak-German Relations Not Burdened by Opinions on War in Ukraine Berlin, January 24 (TASR-correspondent) - There are no open political issues between Slovakia and Germany, and bilateral relations aren't burdened by the governments' differing views on some aspects of the war in Ukraine, Prime Minister Robert Fico (Smer-SD) stated at a joint press conference with German Chancellor
Pellegrini Discusses European and Domestic Policy with Michel and Von Der Leyen Brussels, January 24 (TASR-correspondent) - European issues as well as events in Slovakia were high on the agenda of the talks in Brussels on Wednesday between Parliamentary Chair Peter Pellegrini (Voice-SD) and European Council President Charles Michel, European Commission (EC) President Ursula von der Leyen and EC Executive Vice-President Maros
Pellegrini Explains to Metsola What Is Unfounded in Resolution on Slovakia Brussels, January 23 (TASR-correspondent) - The resolution critical of the Slovak Government, which was adopted by the European Parliament (EP) last week, contains parts that can be discussed but also matters that the European Parliament has no reason to deal with, Slovak Parliamentary Chair Peter Pellegrini (Voice-SD) said to European