Foreign Policies

Bratislava, February 16 (TASR) – At a regular Foreign Affairs Council session in Brussels on Monday, Slovak Foreign and European Affairs Minister Miroslav Lajcak discussed the situation in Syria, the Foreign and European Affairs Ministry’s press department informed TASR on Tuesday. According to the ministry, the foreign affairs ministers discussed

Bratislava, February 16 (TASR) – Slovak Foreign and European Affairs Minister Miroslav Lajcak assured Bosnia and Herzegovina of Slovakia’s support for its efforts to integrate into the European Union at a regular Foreign Affairs Council session in Brussels on Monday, the Foreign and European Affairs Ministry’s press department informed

Bratislava, February 15 (TASR) – Slovakia’s security situation vis-a-vis migration is good so far, relative to other European nations, but it’s necessary to be prepared that this will change, concurred participants of a panel debate entitled Migration Crisis and Security Risks: Implications and Challenges for Slovakia. The debate, featuring

Bratislava, February 15 (TASR) – Slovak Foreign and European Affairs Minister Miroslav Lajcak told TASR on Monday that the Visegrad Four (V4 – the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia) group is a very good and internationally recognised brand of regional cooperation. “The V4 countries are generally perceived as a symbol of

Bratislava, February 15 (TASR) – Britain’s Conservative Prime Minister David Cameron won the general election mainly due to his promise to hold a referendum on whether Great Britain should leave the EU or to push through some kind of new privileged conditions for staying in it, but other EU members

Bratislava, February 12 (TASR) – The Czech Republic isn’t xenophobic, as 5 percent of its population is made up of integrated foreigners, but it obviously isn’t possible to integrate Islamic migration into European culture, stated Czech President Milos Zeman on Friday at a conference entitled ‘Social Democracy in the