Miroslav Lajcak
Pandemic Adds Fresh Uncertainty to Kosovo-Serbia Dialogue
Meanwhile analysts see no actual likelihood of a swift resumption of the stalled dialogue process with Serbia.
"The global lockdown certainly will delay the prospects for a settlement between Kosovo and Serbia this year, which were grim anyway," Gezim Visoka, a Kosovo-born Associate Professor of Peace and Conflict Studies at Dublin City University, Ireland, told BIRN.
Why Miroslav Lajcák is the wrong choice for EU envoy
Senior associates of the Council for Democratization Policy in Berlin and Brussels among the number of reasons they have cited, the first was to point out that Lajcak comes from a country that does not recognize the independence of a so-called Kosovo.
Minister Lajcak: Slovakia continues to be strong supporter of Romania's accession to Schengen Area
Slovakia continues to be a strong supporter of Romania's accession to the Schengen Area and of its candidacy for OECD membership, Minister of Foreign and European Affairs of the Government of the Slovak Republic Miroslav Lajcak, on a visit to Bucharest, said on Tuesday.
The name of the EU Special Representative will be known in the spring
This decision should be made at the latest for the EU-Western Balkans summit scheduled for May, it is announced in Brussels.
EU Foreign Minister Josep Borrell will brief the Foreign Ministers on Monday, February 17th, on his visits to Belgrade and Pristina.
Merkel outlines a plan for the so-called Kosovo
The two of them will talk at a meeting that is due in a month or so, writes daily "Blic" in its Saturday edition.
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Russian delegation to visit Turkey
A delegation from Russia is expected to visit Turkey on Feb. 8, amid heightened tensions between Ankara and Damascus, Turkey's top diplomat has said.
Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu on Feb. 7 said that a Russian delegation will visit Turkey on Feb. 9 to discuss the recent developments in Idlib.
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"I can neither confirm or deny, but I would not rule out this possibility"
Vucic could neither confirm nor deny the information that outgoing Slovak Foreign Minister Miroslav Lajcak would be appointed EU's special envoy in the talks between Belgrade and Pristina on resolving the Kosovo issue, but stressed that he would not rule out the possibility.
EU urgently seeks envoy for the Balkans. The US already has two. One name "popped up"
The most serious candidate is the head of Slovak diplomacy Miroslav Lajcak.
This is written by today's "Vecernje Novosti", which state that the EU's goal is to first and foremost mitigate US influence in the region.
ForMin Manescu attends informal meeting in Helsinki, meets Mogherini, foreign counterparts
Romania's Foreign Minister Ramona Manescu attended a Gymnich informal meeting of European Union foreign ministers in Helsinki, Thursday and Friday, where she also had a meeting with the High EU Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Federica Mogherini.
Deputy PM Birchall tackles gender equality on labour market at World Economic Forum in Davos
Ensuring equal opportunities for women and men on the labor market is an important objective of the Romanian Presidency at the EU Council, said Deputy Prime Minister Ana Birchall, who represented the Romanian Government at the World Economic Forum in Davos, which took place between 22 and 25 January, being an annual event that gathers political leaders, diplomats, economists, representatives of