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Anti-Roma Rhetoric Under Scrutiny Before Slovak Election
Shortly after the verdict, former Prime Minister Robert Fico leapt to Mazurek's defence in a Facebook video.
"Milan Mazurek only said what nearly a whole nation thinks," said Fico, leader of the governing SMER-SD party. "If you execute someone for truth, you will turn him into a national hero. Should we be afraid to say that part of the Roma people abuse the social system?"
EU urgently seeks envoy for the Balkans. The US already has two. One name "popped up"
The most serious candidate is the head of Slovak diplomacy Miroslav Lajcak.
This is written by today's "Vecernje Novosti", which state that the EU's goal is to first and foremost mitigate US influence in the region.
‘Mafia State’ Slovakia Struggles to Root Out Corruption
For many Slovaks, the texts are a reminder of the sheer depth of corruption in a country still reeling from the shooting of 27-year-old Kuciak and his fiancée in Bratislava in February 2018.
They see the texts as proof that Kocner, who was already in custody when he was charged with ordering Kuciak's murder, thought he was above the law, though he denies any wrongdoing.
Turkey-EU summit planned to be held March: EU official
Romanian Foreign Minister Teodor Melescanu (C) talks to Bulgarian Foreign Minister Ekaterina Zaharieva (L), and Slovakian Foreign Minister Miroslav Lajcak during an European Foreign Affairs Ministers meeting at the European Council headquarters in Brussels on Jan. 21. (AP Photo/Francisco Seco)
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.
EP delegation to visit Belgrade on September 22-24
An European Parliament (EP) delegation headed by former Slovak FM Eduard Kukan will visit Serbia on September 22-24.
A meeting of the EU-Serbia inter-parliamentary committee will also be held then, Tanjug reported late on Tuesday.
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Slovak president appoints Robert Fico for another term as PM
Slovak president Andrej Kiska appointed Robert Fico as prime minister on March 23 after Fico's leftist Smer party won the largest share of the vote in a March 5 election and formed a four-party coalition.
Incumbent Slovak PM Set to Lose Parliamentary Majority
The social-democratic party of incumbent Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico won the general elections held in the country on Saturday, but lost its parliamentary majority.
According to preliminary results based on almost all of the votes counted, Fico's Smer-Social Democracy party won the elections with 28.3 % of the ballots, which translates to 49 seats in the 150-member parliament.
MEP Urges Albania Parties to Cut Crime Links
Eduard Kukan, former Slovak foreign minister and Member of the European Parliament, on Friday urged Albania's parties to respect the law and to fulfil promises to ban people with criminal backgrouns from holding or stand for office.
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Serbia-Slovakia economic cooperation should be increased
BRATISLAVA - Slovakian Finance Minister Peter Kazimir said he expects that as Serbia's accession process vis-?-vis the European Union progresses the Serbian business presence will be more felt in Slovakia.