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Slovak foreign minister to open embassy in Manila

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Slovakia will formally open its embassy in Manila during a visit by Foreign Minister Juraj Blanár on November 12-15, the Department of Foreign Affairs said on Wednesday, November 11. 

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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with Slovak Foreign Minister Juraj Blanar in Beijing. Wang stated that the China-Slovakia strategic partnership serves as an example, while Blanar reiterated their commitment to the One China principle.

Photo by Xinhua Wang Yi, Chinese Foreign Minister, this Tuesday in Beijing, held talks with the Slovak Foreign and European Minister, Juraj Blanar. In this regard, the Chinese senior official, stressed that in recent years, under the guidance of the leaders of both countries, the China-Slovakia strategic partnership has maintained a high-level momentum. Even this link has become a useful model for countries of different sizes and systems to live…

BEIJING — Slovakia has a permanent platform in China for the first time to present its culture, art and education. The Minister of Foreign and European Affairs of the Slovak Republic, Juraj Blanár, officially opened the new Slovak Institute in Beijing on Tuesday. Its task is to develop contacts between Slovak and Chinese artists, cultural institutions and universities. The Communications Department of the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs…

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CGTN broke the news in Beijing, China on Monday, November 9, 2026.
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