“I do not want to be a rider on a dead horse.” Miroslav Lajčák, Slovakia’s new foreign minister, recounts his reasons for leaving his former position as High Representative in Bosnia and Herzegovina and refers to the office's scheduled closure in the near future.
“I do not want to be a rider on a dead horse.”
Miroslav Lajčák, Slovakia’s new foreign minister, recounts his reasons for leaving his former position as High Representative in Bosnia and Herzegovina and refers to the office's scheduled closure in the near future.
16. Feb 2009 at 0:00
The architectural tender will gather ideas for the redesign of the biggest square in Bratislava
A selective leak has tarnished President Kiska’s reputation. But he must continue to speak out about corruption.
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.
For Russia, the path to a weakened China could be through a major nuclear accident in North Korea.
