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Visiting EU FMs: Israel has every right to defend itself Itamar Eichner | Published: 05.20.21 , 14:30 The foreign ministers of Germany, the Czech Republic and Slovakia visited the ruins of a building in the central city of Petah Tikvah hit by a rocket fired from the Gaza Strip. In a joint statement by the ministers, Czech Foreign Minister Jakub Kulhánek said that "Israel has every right to defend itself against missile attacks from the Gaza Strip." His Slovakian counterpart Ivan Korčok added, "we understand that Israel has no other option. We are standing here in shock under this destr...

Diplomats visit central Israel home hit by Gaza rocket, reiterate support for Israel's right to defend itself against terrorism; Italian lawmakers hold up Israeli flags in parliament as sign of support

Slovenia Times 14. May, 2021 Bratislava – The foreign ministers of the Central 5, including Slovenia’s Anže Logar, discussed on Thursday possible relaxation of Covid-19 border restrictions during the summer season. They agreed that coordinating and informing each other about measures was necessary so that movement of people and business is not excessively restricted. The ministers from Austria, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Slovakia and Slovenia discussed possibilities to conclude bilateral or regional agreements for crossing of borders and endorsed a European digital green ce...

Slovakia has received several proposals for bilateral recognition of vaccinations. Illustrative stock photo (Source: Unsplash) Font size:A + Slovakia is preparing for the launch of so-called Covid passes, informed State Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Martin Klus. “Efforts are still being made to implement the digital, green passes on June 15, as scheduled,” he said, as quoted by the TASR newswire. “Slovakia will also participate in testing these digital certificates. We will not risk anything and could join other EU countries in mid-June,” Klus noted. He also observed that on the Slov...

The Supreme Court will decide on the appeal in the case of the murder of Ján Kuciak and his fiancée Martina Kušnírová on 15 June. The government has approved Finance Minister Igor Matovič's proposal to increase budget spending by €3.4 billion this year. The public finance deficit could thus reach 10 percent of GDP. Richard Sulík disagrees with this proposal and is asking for a discussion. The Nuclear Regulatory Authority has issued a permit allowing the third Mochovce unit to be put into operation. An appeal against the decision is still possible. The road construction plan has be...