Slovak opposition parties accused the left-right cabinet of populist Prime Minister Robert Fico of securing favourable terms ...

Tuesday, July 1 edition of Today in Slovakia - the main news of the day in less than five minutes.'Slovakia is not Hungary,' says president – then echoes Hungarian calls to talk to Russia President ...

What's new in science in Slovakia, an unusual story from Piešťany spa, and a football team kicked out from the UEFA ...

Friday, June 27edition of Today in Slovakia - the main news of the day in less than five minutes.Coalition stumbles again as Fico, Danko squabble over EU's approach to Ukraine Tensions within Slovakia ...

Today in Slovakia - the main news of the day in a few minutes.Calls for diplomacy following US strikes in Iran Slovak politicians have responded with calls for peace and diplomacy following massive US ...

By Albin Sybera in Prague Leader of the junior ruling coalition party, the ultranationalist Slovak National Party (SNS), ...

Coalition Slovak National Party (SNS) leader and House Vice-chair Andrej Danko believes that President Peter Pellegrini will stand against increase in defence spending at the upcoming NATO summit in ...

On Wednesday, Slovak police attempted to detain former defence minister and Demokrati party chair Jaroslav Naď, despite the fact he is currently in Canada—a trip he had publicly announced on social ...

Today in Slovakia. Whether you are unwinding or catching up over coffee – here’s what mattered on Tuesday, 17 June.Fico fans the flames – again Prime Minister Robert Fico stirred things up on Tuesday, ...

Its leader, Andrej Danko, called the resolution a “historic document” that instructs the government to vote against EU sanctions at the next opportunity. He also admitted he had not expected ...

The Slovak parliament adopted a resolution on 5 June 2025 urging government members to refrain from supporting new sanctions and trade restrictions against Russia in international organisations ...

Andrej Danko, leader of coalition and pro-Russian party SNS, called the president’s decision unlawful and said his party’s legal team would support SHO. SNS MPs have also submitted a resolution to the ...