Foreign Policies

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

Bratislava, February 11 (TASR) – Foreign and European Affairs Minister Miroslav Lajcak received US Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs Hoyt Brian Yee in Bratislava on Thursday, the ministry’s press department told TASR on the same day. The two officials spoke about bilateral Slovak-American relations and

Kezmarok, February 10 (TASR) – The Government at its away session in Kezmarok (Presov region) on Wednesday approved Prime Minister Robert Fico’s attendance at an extraordinary summit of the Visegrad Four (Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia) premiers on Monday, February 15. The summit, which will be dedicated to the

Bratislava, February 9 (TASR) – Career diplomat and Slovak Ambassador to China and Mongolia Vladimir Jakabcin, 59, died on Monday (February 8), Foreign and European Affairs Minister Miroslav Lajcak announced on Facebook on Tuesday. “The worst thing about death is that it’s unforeseeable. Suddenly and without saying goodbye a person

Bratislava, February 8 (TASR) – The Slovak Foreign and European Affairs Ministry on Monday “strongly condemned” the launching of an intercontinental ballistic missile by North Korea this past weekend. “After the recent test, probably of a hydrogen bomb, this is another display of gross provocation. It represents a threat to regional