Tomáš Bísek spent 11 years as a clergyman in Scotland before returning
to his native Prague in the mid-1990s. An early signatory of the Charter 77
protest document, the Protestant cleric had been a victim of Operation
Nitra, West Slovakia, Dec 5 - Europe must help people in need in the current migrant crisis, but not at the cost of threatening its own security, Czech Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka said in his speech at a congress of the Slovak government Smer-Social Democracy Saturday.
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The European Union'... . Stranded migrants prepare to throw stones at refugees, background, who are waiting to cross the Greek-Macedonian border, near the northern Greek village of Idomeni, Thursday, Dec. 3, 2015.
The global shipping industry consolidation appears to be picking up, with much of the activity centering on Asia, reports Nikkei. The overcapacity and weaker global trade have fueled talk of a shakeout in the industry.
Europe must help refugees but not at the cost of its own security, Czech
Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka said at the weekend conference of
Slovakia’s ruling party Smer-SD. The Czech head of government said the
Czech Communist Party MEP Miloslav Ransdorf, who was arrested by Swiss
police at a bank in Zurich on Friday, was released that evening after
questioning.Ransdorf was detained along with three Slovak nationals while
Investments and domestic demand were the main factors that contributed to a 3.7-percent GDP growth in Slovakia in the third quarter of 2015. "The economy is doing really well.
Czech Communist Party MEP Miloslav Ransdorf has been arrested in
Switzerland. The arrest was confirmed by the Swiss police who said the
Czech MEP and three other men from Slovakia had been detained at a bank in
The Czech Republic appears to have got itself in hot water after the
government refused to back a letter from seven Central European countries
attacking a German-Russian project for a new gas pipeline. The Nord Stream
