Roots of Robert Fico’s shooting lie in Slovakia’s bitter divides
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Slovakia Criticized For NGO & Media Law Changes' Impact
The commissioner for human rights at the Council of Europe, Michael O'Flaherty, has urged the leaders of the Slovak parliament to slow down the process of making changes that may not comply with the standards set by the European Union.
On the 14th of May, it took four minutes to read this blog post.
Fico Aims To Abolish Independent Press In Slovakia
Reporters caution that the newly elected leader with populist views is attempting to ostracize members of the press who hold divergent opinions.
On the 11th of May, it took seven minutes to read this blog post.
PM Fico's Representative Named Slovak Presidency Holder
Peter Pellegrini's triumph has resulted in the ruling coalition acquiring complete command over both the executive and legislative branches in Bratislava.
On April 6th, it took 4 minutes to read this blog section.
Slovakia Becoming Eastward As Judges And Journalists Face Danger
The nation's prime minister, Robert Fico, has stated that his advisors are carefully watching over judges who have made decisions that are not in favor of his political associates.
On April 4th, it took four minutes to read the following blog post.