Slovakia

The climbdown comes after the EU threatened legal action and capitals warned the fees were making it harder to quit Russian energy.

Ruling coalition wants to restrict access to information and to require media to correct articles on demand, saying “the era of insolence is over.”

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Hard-right forces are gaining ground ahead of next month’s European Parliament election.

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Shooter told authorities he disagreed with leader’s pro-Russia politics, according to a new legal document.

Even before the European election, maneuvering is underway for top jobs in Brussels.

The presenter was immediately suspended, according to Waregem1 radio station.

Ruling coalition politicians pour out anger on social media despite calls for calm and reconciliation.

The suspect could face life in prison.

He was in surgery for 5 hours after sustaining “multiple gunshot wounds,” hospital director said on Thursday morning.

Prime minister was “fighting for his life” and had spent more than 3 hours in surgery, government said.

Fico was fighting for his life and was flown to hospital by helicopter after assassination attempt.

Michael O’Flaherty, Council of Europe commissioner for human rights, wants Slovak parliament leadership to pump brakes on changes that could be ‘incompatible’ with EU standards.

Journalists warn new populist prime minister is trying to sideline those in the media he disagrees with.

Russia’s Vladimir Putin was sworn in as president again on Tuesday in a stage-managed ceremony eerily similar to previous efforts.

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While billions would be used to buy weapons for Ukraine, neutral countries can limit themselves to providing non-military aid to Kyiv.

Twenty years after 10 countries in Central and Eastern Europe joined the EU, it’s time for Ukraine and Moldova to join the club too, commissioner argues.

After months of silence, the Commission chief made a plea for her embattled bill in a letter obtained by POLITICO — just before Slovakia pulled its support.

Prime Minister Robert Fico has criticized the outlet for “not being objective enough.”

“We will help Ukraine despite our pro-Russian government,” says Slovak campaign.

The European Commission president is still the front-runner — but is increasingly coming under fire.