Migration crisis, page 2
Migration in the EU
This is not the monster you are looking for
Slovaks should know better than to trifle with religious freedoms, given their history of totalitarian regimes that have divided citizens into ‘worse’ and ‘better’ categories based on their religious beliefs.Michaela Terenzani, 9. Feb 2017, at 17:08
Slovakia has the sixth lowest number of foreigners in the EU
The most common myth is that too many foreigners live in Slovakia.Compiled by Spectator staff, 8. Feb 2017, at 23:29
Analyst: Society has the tools to prevent the worst from happening
Robert Fico did not appear in the Washington Post story about European far right by accident, says political analyst and director of the Institute for Public Affairs Grigorij Mesežnikov.Michaela Terenzani, 1. Feb 2017, at 15:47
Kaliňák considers general asylum a main mistake
The current migration crisis was aggravated by the ditching of a quality readmission process, the interior minister said.Compiled by Spectator staff, 16. Nov 2016, at 0:01
Slovak police officers leave to protect Serbian borders
The country has already sent over 300 police officers to protect the EU’s external borders over the past year.Compiled by Spectator staff, 25. Oct 2016, at 23:10
Kiska in conflict with other V4 presidents
Slovak President Andrej Kiska was in opposition with the rest of the presidents of the Visegrad Group (V4) countries – Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic – concerning the refugee crisis.Compiled by Spectator staff, 17. Oct 2016, at 13:37
Police officers will protect Bulgarian borders
The European Border and Coast Guard project was launched during Slovakia's EU presidency.Compiled by Spectator staff, 11. Oct 2016, at 13:34
Hungarian referendum shows a clear message
Migration: a joint challenge, a waste of money or an example of needing to value the outcome – these are the Slovak responses to the Hungarian referendum on refugee quotas.Compiled by Spectator staff, 4. Oct 2016, at 12:47
Fico: Quotas are politically finished
Slovak PM claims migrant quotas still divide the EU.Compiled by Spectator staff, 28. Sep 2016, at 6:30
Slovakia accepts two more Syrian families
The country promised to take altogether 100 refugees from Greece and Italy.Compiled by Spectator staff, 27. Sep 2016, at 12:42
USA returns ambassador to Slovakia again
Adam Sterling took the post after the departure of Theodore Sedgwick in early summer 2015.Compiled by Spectator staff, 22. Sep 2016, at 22:56
Refugees to get education in Slovakia
Education obtained in Slovakia may then help refugees when returning to their homelands, foreign affairs minister claims.Compiled by Spectator staff, 21. Sep 2016, at 13:05
Who are the last defenders of Europe?Plus
The European dream has always been most threatened by politicians who got stuck halfway from autocracy to democracy.Beata Balogová, 15. Sep 2016, at 18:00
Hell in Slovakia
White majority remains indifferent to horrific experiences of non-white visitors.Tom Nicholson, 9. Sep 2016, at 9:00
Extremists repeatedly attack Somali woman
NGOs call on politicians to realise that their statements can boost hatred towards Muslims.Roman Cuprik, 8. Sep 2016, at 13:38
Slovaks would be the first to suffer without the EUPlus
Brussels should have more patience with Central Europe, as it is the first time the region has had to deal with incoming refugees, says Globsec analyst Jakub Wisniewski.Lukáš Onderčanin, 7. Sep 2016, at 11:36
Two Assyrian families returned to Iraq
Remaining Christian refugees in Slovakia continue with the integration process.Compiled by Spectator staff, 12. Aug 2016, at 7:13
Police officers in Hungary again
The unite should stay in the country for at least one month.Compiled by Spectator staff, 2. Aug 2016, at 13:14
Police officers help in Macedonia
Slovakia has dispatched police officers to assist also in Hungary, Italy, Slovenia and Greece.Compiled by Spectator staff, 12. Jul 2016, at 12:51
Van with migrants crashes in police chase
A van carrying illegal migrants from Iraq, Syria and Iran crashed near the Jarovce-Kittsee crossing on the Slovak-Austrian border July 9.Compiled by Spectator staff, 11. Jul 2016, at 13:45
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- 1. Municipal vote: Independent candidates dominate Photo
- 2. Another regional capital gets a "hipster mayor"
- 3. Bratislavans chose Vallo's plan Photo
- 4. 5 most significant results of the municipal elections Photo
- 5. Slovakia’s middle class is the richest in the world
- 6. Blog: It took me half a year to get used to halušky Audio
- 7. We want foreigners to integrate but we do everything to see them fail
- 8. Some meals and drinks have outlived socialism
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- 1. Municipal vote: Independent candidates dominate Photo
- 2. Slovakia’s middle class is the richest in the world
- 3. Some meals and drinks have outlived socialism
- 4. We want foreigners to integrate but we do everything to see them fail
- 5. Another regional capital gets a "hipster mayor"
- 6. Bratislavans chose Vallo's plan Photo
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