
Populist PM in Stable But “Very Serious” Condition After Assassination Attempt
Slovak parties from across the political divide have called for calm following the assassination attempt on Robert Fico.

Slovak parties from across the political divide have called for calm following the assassination attempt on Robert Fico.

EU hate speech laws are a way to “patronise minorities and protect the elite,” professor said.

Dublin plans to slash welfare payments to many of the 100,000 Ukrainians as asylum crisis becomes increasingly charged issue in Irish politics.

Crimes such as the 2016 Brussels terror attacks showed need for better integration of security services, the report said.

The Molenbeek victims of the double murder sheltered the homeless man in their home.

Controversies surrounding AUR may make post-election right-wing groupings in Brussels more difficult.

Late Wednesday night, Slovakian deputy PM said Robert Fico was out of surgery and no longer in a life-threatening situation.

Government doesn’t share public’s concerns about mass migration, think tank says.

Pfizergate casts long shadow over von der Leyen’s re-election bid.

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