About 1,000 people, mostly Syrians and Iraqis, as well as a small number of Afghans, have arrived at the Diavata transit center in northern Greece, where they are to remain until the crowds at the Idomeni border crossing thin somewhat.
The foreign ministers of the Visegrad Four (Czech Republic, Slovakia,
Poland and Hungary) met in Prague last week to mark the 25th anniversary of
the group’s founding. The talks at Prague’s Černín Palace revolved
Tuesday is the 25th anniversary of the breakup of the Civic Forum. It was
founded as a loose opposition grouping during the Velvet Revolution before
subsequently winning the first free elections in Czechoslovakia in over
Slovakia will take measures to protect its border with Austria following Vienna's decision to cap the number of migrants traveling through its territory, Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico said on Friday.
Josef Křístek, one of the last remaining WWII veterans, has died at the
age of 96. Křístek joined the Czechoslovak unit in Poland at the age of
twenty, he later fought in the Siege of Tobruk and in 1943 was assigned to
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European Union leaders pondering the migration crisis in Brussels on Thursday will discuss whether a German-backed strategy for Turkey to curb the flow was enough or a "Plan B" to close Balkan borders is needed.
A book issued at the end of last year has more than woken up a rather tired
and threadbare debate about the death of former Czechoslovak foreign
minister Jan Masaryk in 1948. Jan Masaryk, was found dead in his pyjamas in
Slovakia's ruling leftists are on course to win the March 5 parliamentary election with 32.5 percent support but will likely lose their outright majority, the final poll by the MVK agency said on Thursday.