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NATO leaders at the North Atlantic Council meeting during the Ankara summit July 8 2026

Slovakia, Hungary, Czech Republic Refused NATO Ukraine Funding at Ankara, Pellegrini Says

Slovak President Peter Pellegrini said Sunday that Slovakia, Hungary, and the Czech Republic all refused to participate in NATO's 70 billion euro Ukraine funding pledge at the Ankara summit, naming both leaders

July 12, 2026

by Europe Desk

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico during EU diplomatic talks in 2026

Slovakia’s Fico Says the West Is Already at War With Russia, from Inside the EU

Slovakia's prime minister Robert Fico, speaking as V4 president, named what Western governments have taken care not to: that paid mercenaries operating weapons systems in Ukraine place the Western world in a state of war with Russia. He says he

July 2, 2026

by Europe Desk

NASA astronaut photograph of Paris at night showing the Seine River as a thin black line with the bright Avenue des Champs Elysees and the radial street pattern around the Arc de Triomphe

Modi Lands in Nice on Sunday Morning to Open a Three-Country G7 Europe Tour That Includes the First-Ever Indian Prime Ministerial State Visit to Slovakia Since Bratislava’s 1993 Independence

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi landed at Nice Côte d'Azur Airport at 11:42 AM local time

Slovakia parliamentary election gives surprise win to Matovic

That evening, ex-Slovak President Andrej Kiska summed up the outcome of the National Council elections: “The reign of evil has ended”. According to Kiska, the distribution of votes now allows the democratic parties

March 2, 2020

Government and Politics·News

Slovaks vote for the change of power

The murder of journalist Jan Kuciak two years ago changed Slovakia. And now the political maps have been redistributed. Initial forecasts indicate that the opposition will face a landslide victory. The protest party OLANO

March 1, 2020

Government and Politics·News

Exciting parliamentary election in Slovakia

Around four million Slovaks are called to vote. After the murder of investigative journalist Jan Kuciak, the government coalition has to fear for a majority. A party with only 45 members is considered the

March 1, 2020

Government and Politics·News

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