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Slovakia’s bitter spat with Hungary continuesSlovakia’s Prime Minister Robert Fico on August 24 escalated the rhetoric in a bitter spat with Hungary that taps deep into centuries-old ethnic resentments reported Deutsche Presse Agentur (dpa). The verbal blast came days after Specialised Criminal Court to be established Slovak President Ivan Gasparovic signed the bill to establish a Specialised Criminal Court (STS) which will be based in Pezinok, north of Bratislava. The Specialised Criminal Court will commence on the day that the Slovak Yingli Green Energy, Slovakia ink solar module deal Chinese solar cell manufacturer Yingli Green Energy Holding signed a contract on June 21 to supply crystalline photovoltaic-solar modules to a nine-mW power plant in Slovakia this year, China Daily reported. Yingli will supply more PV Ivan Gasparovic sworn in as President Incumbent Slovak President Ivan Gasparovic was sworn in recently for another five-year term in office, becoming the young country’s first head of state to serve a second term. The president, 68, won re-election to the Sipos says freedom of the press paramount  Robert Fico certainly lacks the sympathies of the most Slovak journalists,but so would any populist European politician running the country with the help of an extreme nationalist party and another one with the history of Slovak's president re-election pits press and government against each other  After Slovak President Ivan Gasparovic was re-elected to become the first Slovak president serving two consecutive five-yearterms, alarm bells went off in the media. Enjoying the support of two government coalition parties headed by Slovak President appoints Lajcak as new foreign minister The Slovak President Ivan Gasparovic on February 2 officially appointed the UN and EU High Representative in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Miroslav Lajcak, as the country`s new Minister of Foreign Affairs. After the ceremony of taking-over SNS rejects Caplovic’s plan for broader education bill The governing-coalition Slovak National Party (SNS) viewed as dangerous Deputy Premier Dusan Caplovic’s idea to set up a group that would draw up a new amendment involving many more issues than the much-discussed geographical names Bush wants unity with Europe on financial crisis  US President George W Bush, in a meeting with Slovakian President Ivan Gasparovic, called for a “common policy” between the United States and Europe to address the financial crisis that has threatened the world’s economy. Business with Lithuania is expected to grow Slovak President Ivan Gasparovic, and his Lithuanian counterpart Valdas Adamkus stated in Bratislava on June 10 that relations between Slovakia and Lithuania are good, and that there is scope for further development. Speaking to journalists following their session, the World Bank closing its office in Slovakia The World Bank’s representation to Slovakia has come to an end with the country having achieved significant progress and its future development not requiring the operation of the World Bank’s office in Bratislava any further. Slovak dailies resume front- page protest against press  Slovak dailies conducted a protest against a new restrictive press law that publishers, journalists and human rights advocates view as a threat to press freedom.The newspapers ran identical front-page messages in the form of an Slovakia supports NATO activities and cooperation Slovakia, under Dutch command, is due to take over responsibility for the protection of the Tarin Kowt base in the Afghanistan province of Uruzgan, Slovak President Ivan Gasparovic confirmed at the NATO summit in Bucharest Delaying Kosovo’s recognition may be risky US, major EU powers and other countries worldwide recognised Kosovo’s declaration of independence in mid-February. Bosnia’s delay in recognising Kosovo is understandable, but FYROM’s delay might be risky, reports recently said. After a meeting with Klaus Visits Slovakia  Recently reelected President of the Czech republic Vaclav Klaus paid a one-day official visit to Slovakia. Visiting Bratislava was the Klaus’s first foreign trip since the beginning of his second term in office. Klaus was President signs bill on new public TV and radio Slovak President Ivan Gasparovic has signed into law two controversial acts that were intensively discussed in the community and raised intense attacks on the government from the opposition. The president signed the Act on Reimbursement Fico is still the man for his countrymen - #1  The latest poll carried out by the Statistics Office’s UVVM agency found that Prime Minister and Smer-SD chairman Robert Fico is still Slovakia’s most trusted politician, with a rating of 37.8 percent, up from 35 Gasparovic urges Ban to think over Kosovo United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon has paid his first official visit to Slovakia, on January 29. Secretary General had detailed talks with Slovak President Ivan Gasparovic. Two leaders discussed security topics of current concern, Yushchenko, Gasparovic vow to strengthen cooperation  Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko and his Slovakian counterpart Ivan Gasparovic vowed recently to enhance bilateral cooperation on border traffic and energy supplies, Xinhua reported on January 14. “We have reached full mutual understanding in signing Visegrad group aims to have greater influence in the EU  On December 3, Polish and Slovak leaders pledged greater unity among Central European states to gain greater influence over European Union decision making.Together the so-called Visegrad group made up of Poland, Slovakia, the Czech Republic Broad coalition possible in the post-election aftermath  One of the leaders of the Yulia Timoshenko Bloc (BYuT), Mykola Tomenko, has said the idea of a broad coalition has been created artificially and its implementation is possible only after a review of the Plans to apply for post on UN Human Rights Council Slovakia will present its candidacy for the Human Rights Council in 2008-2011 at the upcoming 62nd United Nations General Assembly in New York, Slovak Foreign Affairs Minister Jan Kubis announced at a press conference on Environmental protection act amendment inked Slovak President Ivan Gasparovic signed an amendment on July 17 to the environmental protection law on forests. The amendment had been approved by the parliament on June 21, and will become effective as of September Tougher citizenship rules approved by Gasparovic Slovak President Ivan Gasparovic has approved stricter rules for obtaining Slovak citizenship by signing the amendment to the Act on State Citizenship, Slovak Spectator reported on July 16. As of July 15, foreigners will only General pardon extended on broadcast license fee debts President Ivan Gasparovic recently signed a section of the Act on Safety and Health Protection at Work that extends the general pardon on debts related to broadcast license fees, Slovak Spectator reported. As a result, Revision to Labour Code approved in parliament Slovakia’s Parliament recently approved a revision to the Labour Code. The revision allows workers more protection and trade unionists more power. Out of the 144 members of parliament present, 83 voted for the bill and Plan inked to fast-track highway construction Slovak President Ivan Gasparovic signed an amendment on June 11 enabling highway and motorway construction to be fast-tracked, Slovak Spectator reported on June 12. "It's a foundation stone for a successful and rapid highway construction Gasparovic supports Bosnia’s European integration efforts  In a meeting with Chairman of the Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) Tripartite Presidency Nebojsa Radmanovic,Slovak President Ivan Gasparovic said his country supports further EU enlargement and is ready to help BiH in its integration effort Queen Beatrix visits Slovakia, talks about EU  Queen Beatrix went on a three-day state visit to Slovakia, where she met the country’s leading officials and discussed her well-known interest in European affairs at a seminar on the status of languages in the National Theatre building hold gala opening after 21 years The Slovak National Theatre held the gala opening of its new building in earlier this April after taking nearly 21 years and two political regimes to be completed, Slovak Spectator reported on April 16. Broadcast |
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