TASR brings a quick morning overview of the most important events seen in Slovakia on the previous day (Monday, 21 September): NEW YORK - The reform of the United Nations (UN) should lead to more ...
"We agreed with our Indian partner that we'll meet regularly and assess our cooperation," said Blanar, adding that the partners want to draw up a schedule of specific activities, such as an annual ...
The Czech Republic would honour Article 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty on collective defence if a NATO member were attacked and come to the aid of the country under attack, Czech Prime Minister Andrej ...
Peace can only be achieved through readiness to respond to violence, Czech President Petr Pavel said in response to statements by Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico (Smer-SD), who said that Pavel, as a ...
Continuing armed conflicts, humanitarian crises and rising tensions around the world show that peace cannot be taken for granted but requires daily efforts and concrete action, Foreign and European ...
The Coalition Council discussed the draft state budget and agreed that the leaders of the governing parties will present a political agreement on the budget in the coming days, TASR learnt from the ...
Opposition lawmakers Roman Mikulec and Veronika Remisova (both Slovakia-For the People) lambast Prime Minister Robert Fico's (Smer-SD) remarks on Article 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty, warning that ...
Volvo Car Kosice announced the launch of the first work shift and the milestone of reaching 1,000 employees at its upcoming electric vehicle plant in the Valaliky industrial park near Kosice on Monday ...
Gov't Proxy for Investigation into COVID-19 Pandemic Management Peter Kotlar welcomes the decision by the Prosecutor-General's Office to drop charges of spreading alarmist information against him, ...
The governing coalition might initially argue over the next year's budget but will eventually reach an agreement, spend heavily on each party's priorities and leave people in Slovakia to pay the bill, ...
The threat to Slovakia is posed by the war itself, not by Russia or Ukraine, Defence Minister Robert Kalinak (Smer-SD) has told media, pointing to stray Russian and Ukrainian drones in this context.
Article 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty is not an automatic order to go to war and leaves each state room to decide what form of assistance to provide; however, its core principle must remain intact: ...