Slovak National Party

SNS will hold a session of the Presidency today at 5 p.m. The media report that it has already been agreed who will be the mandate holder for the composition of the government, and who will be the president of the Assembly.

Vui greeted SNS members and citizens who had gathered to greet him.
As Vui announced after the SNS Presidency session on May 16, at the SNS Assembly, around 4,000 delegates will elect a new leadership and make a decision on the party's entry into a new broader movement - the People's Movement for the State.

Slovak MPs rejected Council of Europe Convention on preventing and combating violence against women and domestic violence. In the 150-seat parliament, 96 of the 113 lawmakers present voted against ratifying the document, known as the Istanbul Convention, the Associated Press reported.

The decision on the name of the electoral roll under which the progressives will run in the April elections in Serbia was made at a meeting of the SNS election headquarters, which was held late last night and ended after midnight, as was previously reported by the media.

If presidential and EU elections in 2019 were any indication of what to expect in parliamentary polls on February 29, Slovaks can brace for a robust couple of months of campaigning.

Ruling SNS party leader and Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic "does not share the majority opinion in the SNS on (early parliamentary) elections."

This is what SNS official and Serbian Presidency's General Secretary Nikola Selakovic has told RTS.

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.

Marija Obradovic, a deputy leader of the ruling SNS, says that the party's MPs have supported Aleksandar Vucic's decision to nominate Ana Brnabic for PM.

A new Serbian government is expected to be formed after an extraordinary meeting the Serb Progressive Party (SNS) assembly, set to take place on May 28.

SNS leader and head of the outgoing government Aleksandar Vucic said this on Monday afternoon.

Slovakia's leftist Prime Minister Robert Fico said March 6 that he would begin difficult coalition talks after he won elections on an anti-refugee platform but lost his parliamentary majority as smaller parties, including the extreme right, scored first-time seats.