Slovakia: Ukraine’s WTO complaint against grain import ban is unfounded
Slovakia says it will maintain its ban on Ukrainian grains
Slovakia says it will maintain its ban on Ukrainian grains
Ukraine is already planning to sue Hungary, Poland and Slovakia
Slovakia contends Hungary’s foreign minister is lying about the potential length of the war
Both countries summoned the Hungarian ambassador to address their concerns
All migration entry requests should be processed outside the EU, says Orbán
According to Smer party leader Robert Fico, an entourage of civil servants and NGO members called on EU and NATO officials to help stop his party from winning in September
The Czech president and foreign minister had expressed concerns about Fico’s call to withdraw Slovak support for Ukraine should he return to power
The U.S. embassy in Slovakia described the incident as “an inexcusable display of disrespect towards the Slovak police and the community”
Lajos Ódor was born in Hungary but will lead an interim technocrat government in Slovakia
Bulgaria, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Slovakia have been permitted to ban Ukrainian grain imports until June 5
Only a comprehensive Ukrainian victory will ensure the future security of Europe, write Petr Fiala, Eduard Heger and Mateusz Morawiecki in a joint article for the U.S. magazine Foreign Affairs
Ursula von der Leyen said the EU needs a common solution instead of national-level bans
Popular support for helping Ukraine is lessening in Slovakia, President Čaputová said
Slovakia’s opposition says the move to give Ukraine Slovakia’s MiG jets is unconstitutional
The will of the Slovak people is being subverted by a government that some argue should not even be legally able to send weapons to Ukraine
Slovak Prime Minister Eduard Heger said his government is on “the right side of history” after the announcement on Friday
Czechia’s President-elect Petr Pavel claims Hungary’s neutrality on the Ukrainian issue is a “fundamental problem” for the Visegrád Four
Slovakia’s Kácer flings curses at Hungary’s leader
Péter Szijjártó accused the European Parliament of doing its utmost to isolate Hungary
The state secretary for bilateral relations at the Hungarian Foreign Ministry called the comments “unacceptable, nonsensical lies”
The Hungarian PM now has a Slovakian football scarf
Austria, Slovakia, Ukraine, Romania, and Croatia expressed various degrees of anger
Conservatives across Europe are split over the war in Ukraine, with the Visegrád Four (V4) increasingly looking like an alliance only in name
Former premier Robert Fico also had some choice words for the Ukrainian president
Womanizing politician creates nationalistic distraction from his scandalous private life
The government of Eduard Heger puts its loyalties towards NATO allies over the security of its own citizens
Kotleba was prosecuted in a case where he apparently promoted neo-Nazism
“I have to provide energy for the Slovak economy,” notes Slovakia’s economy minister Richard Sulík
One individual has been accused of passing information to Russia’s military intelligence service since 2013
The action will not go unanswered, warns Russia
Slovakia’s liberal leaders want to place NATO’s frontline with Russia on their territory, yet most citizens not only reject NATO troops in their country but also support neutrality or even back Russia’s actions in Ukraine
If necessary, Slovakia might build control and registration centers at the border
Two months before the Hungarian elections, signs of information hybrid warfare are emerging — this time with serious Slovak media outlets publishing wild claims that Hungary will invade the country
“I do not think that the treaty threatens the Slovak Republic in any way, quite the contrary,” President Čaputová said
The shredded files were a significant historical testimony to the period of communist oppression, says a Slovak MP
The highly-publicized attack by three children on an 11-year-old girl has sent shockwaves across Slovakia
The company wants higher energy subsidies from the Slovak budget
The country’s radical leftist party saw an intelligence report on far-left extremism and believed that they were under surveillance. The problem is that they were very wrong.
Slovak hospitals are overcrowded and new Covid-19 cases break records
Slovakia plunges into crisis
Maps describing different routes into Europe are being shared in Arabic on social media
Of the total number of covid patients in Slovak hospitals, only 20 percent are fully vaccinated
International NGOs tied to the Open Society Funds are up in arms against any tightening of abortion laws in Slovakia
China expressed “strong dissatisfaction” with the visit
Slovakia’s defense minister critiques his own army while pointing to the Czech army’s much higher vaccination rate
Pope Francis, who had been on a four-day visit to Slovakia since Sunday, left the country on Wednesday afternoon
The head of the Catholic Church warns against internal slavery in his first speech in Slovakia
Slovakia will no longer apply national measures, only regional ones, if the epidemic worsens
Politician is hoping to earn points with Hungarian-bashing
Damage was reported to four family houses, a tornado carrying away the roofs
From Sunday evening, Slovaks can register for the drawing, the first of which will take place on August 15
Liberal MPs fighting for LGBTQ rights do not think gay people have a right to privacy
Several hundred people demanded the abolition of anti-pandemic measures, which they say divide Slovaks into two categories
It was Matovič who pushed for the importation of the Russian vaccine to Slovakia
The advantages will be smaller than originally intended by Minister of Health Vladimír Lengvarský
Beginning in September, PCR tests will cost Slovak commuters 560 euros a month
The Visegrád Four (Hungary, Slovakia, the Czech Republic and Poland) are interested in each other’s success, stability and rise, said Zsolt Németh, head of the Hungarian Parliament’s foreign affairs committee
Entrepreneurs complain about loss of tourists from abroad