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European Commission allows Ukraine to keep blocking oil transit to Slovakia and Hungary
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European Commission allows Ukraine to keep blocking oil transit to Slovakia and Hungary
August 3, 2024

The Commission is either too “weak” to protect member states’ interests, or Kyiv’s Lukoil sanctions were conceived by Brussels—says Hungarian foreign minister.

Slovak PM: “The right to a different opinion has ceased to exist in the EU”
June 7, 2024

Robert Fico blamed the opposition for fuelling tensions that led to an assassination attempt against him.

Slovak PM: “The right to a different opinion has ceased to exist in the EU”
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Robert Fico’s failed assassination raises specter of Western plotting
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Robert Fico’s failed assassination raises specter of Western plotting
May 31, 2024

Slovak PM Robert Fico’s independent stance earned him the wrath of NATO and the EU. Did a Western-directed plot to remove his troublesome government from office trigger his assassination attempt?

Robert Fico: El «canario en la mina»*. la metanarrativa de la Union Europea nos lleva al desastre
May 28, 2024

Eslovaquia está profundamente polarizada: Por un lado, hay una facción fuertemente pro-Unión Europea, que ha despreciado especialmente la oposición del primer ministro, que lleva mucho tiempo en el cargo, a la política occidental respecto a Ucrania.

Robert Fico: El «canario en la mina»*. la metanarrativa de la Union Europea nos lleva al desastre
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Fico’s shooter may not have acted alone
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Fico’s shooter may not have acted alone
May 22, 2024

The Slovakian prime minister remains in intensive care five days after the attack.

In Slovakia, the lone gunman strikes again
May 16, 2024

The attempted murder of Robert Fico sends a message to outstanding non-political public figures of many profiles, Stephen Karganovic writes.

In Slovakia, the lone gunman strikes again
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Across Europe, Governments Are Increasingly Unstable
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Across Europe, Governments Are Increasingly Unstable
December 31, 2023

Average duration of national governments in Europe has significantly decreased over the past decade. According to an EU Matrix research, governments from countries such as Romania and Bulgaria last on average for less than a single year. These numbers are likely to decrease in the future also for countries that have been more stable over the past decade, such as Germany and Netherlands, which are displaying signs of rising political instability. 

Slovakia Breaks From Western Consensus
October 5, 2023

The Slovak Social Democracy (SMER-SD) party won the parliamentary election in Slovakia on a platform critical of the EU and NATO.

Slovakia Breaks From Western Consensus
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