European Slavic Literature and Culture Foundation intves you 12th May 2016, 5:30pm to the concert THEATER SONGS "ZABAVA" Ulyaovsk, Rusko.Adress of venue: Business cetrum AIRCRAFT, Ivanska ceta 30/B, Bratislava
European Slavic Literature and Culture Foundation intves you 12th May 2016, 5:30pm to the concert THEATER SONGS "ZABAVA" Ulyaovsk, Rusko.
28.04.2016 In Bratislava at conference hall of the hotel Holiday Inn, was held an international educational-practical conference on "The Geopolitics of Russia." The organizers of the event were the Embassy of the Russian Federation in the Slovak Republic and a branch of the Institute of International and Public Relations (IMOS Prague).
25th April 2016, in Russian centre „European Fund of Slavic literacy and culture" was held opening of the exhibition of children's books.
The exhibition was created from selected books from the library and the Russian centre was dedicated to the International Day of children's books.
30 March 2016 the European Fund of Slavic literacy and culture in Bratislava with the support of the fund Russkiy Mir held the opening of the Russian centre. In this context, Rosijskije vesti are bringing for their readers an interview with the Executive Director of the fund Russkiy Mir, Vladimir Viačeslavovič Kočin.
In the words of the title commented on the opening of the Russian centre in Bratislava, European Foundation of Slavic literacy and culture Emeritus Archbishop of Prague and Metropolitan of the Czech lands and Slovakia Krystof.
The opening ceremony took place on March 30, 2016 in multifunctional and comfortable and for many residents of the capital of Slovakia, known Aircraft Gallery, built with the latest requirements of modern architecture.
Terror against European values
Dejavu feelings remain. After a series of attacks on the Paris November 13, 2015 terrorist attacks occurred in the heart of the European Union - in Brussels. It is ry statistic of victims. This time as a result of three explosions at Brussels airport, with obstructions airlines American Airlines and Brussels Airlines, and Malbec to the metro station, not far from the main building of the European Union buildings, killed 31 people, including three suicide bombers, injured over 340 people.