Government of Slovakia
Slovakia's Intelligence Chief has been charged for Organizing a Criminal Group
Slovak police have accused the intelligence chief and other senior security officials of creating a criminal group and conspiring to abuse power in a case just weeks before early elections, Reuters reported.
Democracy Digest: Slovak President Threatens to Sue Fico as Political Tensions Rise
Meanwhile, President Caputova, the most trusted Slovak politician, does not often talk about how often she and her daughters receive various threats, including death threats. Yet earlier this week, she posted on social media that she is prepared to take legal action against Smer leader and former PM Robert Fico.
Lajcak: Tuesday's Brussels meeting to be particularly important
BRUSSELS - The EU special envoy for the Belgrade-Pristina dialogue Miroslav Lajcak said Tuesday's Brussels meeting of the dialogue would be particularly important.
Lajcak and Dendias on the dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina
Dendias wrote on Twitter that he talked with Lajcak on Thursday about the progress of the dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina and the EU perspective of the Western Balkans.
Lajcak shared Dendias' post on Twitter and thanked him for Greece's interest in the Western Balkans and support of the EU's joint efforts in the region.
Lajcak: Implementation of agreement, current issues discussed in Brussels
BRUSSELS - The EU special envoy for the Belgrade-Pristina dialogue Miroslav Lajcak said on Tuesday his discussions in Brussels with the chief negotiators of Belgrade and Pristina, Petar Petkovic and Besnik Bislimi, addressed the implementation of a March 18 agreement from Ohrid.
5 Years After Kuciak Murder, Slovak Journalists Are Still Being Attacked by Politicians
The ruthless double murder of two innocent people on February 21, 2018, triggered the largest wave of anti-government protests in Slovakia's modern history.
Kurti says Pristina accepts EU proposal for normalisation with Belgrade
PRISTINA - After Monday's meeting with EU special envoy Miroslav Lajcak, Pristina's PM Albin Kurti said Pristina accepted an EU proposal for normalisation of its relations with Belgrade.
Lajcak after three hours with Kurti: I expected more understanding
Lajak added that he expected more understanding from Kurti for the EU's proposal for the normalization of relations with Belgrade.
After the meeting, which lasted almost three hours, he pointed out that it was an open and honest meeting, reports Reporters.
The Two Faces of Slovakia’s Prime Minister: One For Home, One For the World
Since then, he has strived to make amends. In early April, he joined the president of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, on her trip to Ukraine's capital and announced that Slovakia would hand over its Soviet-era air defence system to the country.
Russia says it destroyed Slovakian S-300 system sent to Ukraine – Slovakia rejects the report
Slovak Prime Minister Eduard Heger said the report was rejected by the Ukrainian side