Defence Minister Jozef Stank and Foreign Minister Eduard Kukan said after meeting the ambassadors of 17 Nato member states on March 22 that the Alliance regarded Slovakia’s military reform plan as “excellent”.
Compiled by Tom Nicholson from press reports.
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26. Mar 2002 at 11:57
The Slovak Supreme Court received a motion to dissolve the extreme right ĽSNS party founded and led by Marian Kotleba.
They are using martial art clubs in Germany and dozens more in other EU states, in the Western Balkans, and in North America.
There is a question whether the scrutiny may impact the carmaker’s plans to invest in Slovakia.
The 12th year of the conference will be attended by the highest number of participants in its history.
