Robert Fico
Disinformation Nation: The Slovaks Fighting in Defence of Facts
But while Slovak police have set up a Facebook page to debunk hoaxes and civil society organisations try to explain the dangers of information wars and widespread media illiteracy, some social media users are taking matters into their own hands.
Generation Rebellion: Slovakia’s Political ‘Hipsters’ Target Change
It followed the shock election in late March of Progressive Slovakia's deputy chair, 45-year-old anti-corruption lawyer Zuzana Caputova, as president of Slovakia.
New Slovak Government Wins Confidence Vote in Parliament
Slovakia's new government has won a confidence vote in parliament amid the political crisis sparked by the slayings of an investigative journalist and his fiancee, reported ABC News.
Slovak President Appoints Peter Pellegrini as New Prime Minister
BRATISLAVA (REUTERS) - Slovak President Andrej Kiska appointed Peter Pellegrini as prime minister on Thursday to end a political crisis touched off by the murder of an investigative journalist that led to mass protests and the resignation of veteran leader Robert Fico.
Slovak Prime Minister Offers to Resign Amid Outrage over Journalist's Murder
Robert Fico has offered to resign as Slovakia's prime minister in an effort to quell a gathering political crisis sparked by the murder of an investigative journalist.
Investgative journalist murdered in Slovakia
"We are shocked and stunned about the message, that Jan Kuciak and his companion obviously have been the victim of a cruel assassination," the company said, adding:
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Slovak PM: Balkans is once again starting to burn
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico says it is important to offer a European perspective "to some countries in the Balkans."
Fico spoke after his meeting the UN secretary-general, Antonio Guterres, Tanjug reported on Tuesday, citing Slovakia's TASR.
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"Balkans is once again starting to burn," warns Slovak PM
Fico spoke after his meeting the UN secretary-general, Antonio Guterres, Tanjug reported on Tuesday, citing Slovakia's TASR.
The prime minister assessed that the Balkans is "once again starting to burn," and said he believes a European perspective is necessary because otherwise "the nervousness in the region will start to grow."
Top EU court rules eastern states must take refugees
The European Union's highest court ruled on Sept. 6 that the European Union states must take in a share of refugees who reach Europe, dismissing complaints by Slovakia and Hungary and reigniting an angry row between east and west.
The Ruling Coalition in Slovakia is Collapsing
The Eurosceptic Slovak National Party (SNP) announced it was leaving the three-party ruling coalition. Party leader Andrei Danko, who is also chairman of the parliament, said the SNP is leaving the coalition because of the need to sign a new coalition agreement.
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