"I don't care whether he meets with Eskimos, Bedouins or Mongols, as long as he doesn't call on them to hurt Slovakia. Let him meet with Martians - I'll buy him a one-way ticket to Mars." Ján Slota, leader of the ruling far-right Slovak National Party, referring to opposition Hungarian Coalition Party leader Béla Bugár, whom he accuses of inciting Hungarian politicians to attack Slovakia on the international stage. |
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Cyclist Peter Sagan becomes the first man to win three consecutive world championships.
A selective leak has tarnished President Kiska’s reputation. But he must continue to speak out about corruption.
The architectural tender will gather ideas for the redesign of the biggest square in Bratislava
This time round, the Slovak, European and US ensembles at the theatre festival focus on #fundamentals, i.e. basic values and the essence of all things.
