Slovakia Marks First Anniversary of Fico Assassination Attempt
Politicians called for reconciliation and an end to an atmosphere filled with hatred.
Politicians called for reconciliation and an end to an atmosphere filled with hatred.
On Thursday, it’s been a year since the PM was the target of an assassination attempt. He warns it won’t be the last attack on a public figure unless the country changes its tone.
“This is simply economic suicide,” Robert Fico said.
The Slovakian PM and Serbian president were denied flying over the Baltics and Poland.

Zelensky was only warning about possible Russian false-flag attacks, the country’s embassy in Bratislava claimed in response to PM Fico’s “anti-Ukrainian” remarks.

Brussels is enforcing its vision of Europe by branding dissent as betrayal.
The two prime ministers reiterated their support for a U.S.-brokered ceasefire in Ukraine.
Slovak lawmakers passed a bill on Wednesday, April 16th, ordering non-governmental organisations (NGOs) to disclose their financial sources. The NGOs will be obliged to disclose
Slovakian PM Fico says Kallas’ warning “confirms that we need a discussion about the essence of democracy in the EU.”
Fico ignores calls for member states and candidate countries to stay away.