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Martin Fabok

Martin Fabok

Prochazka Gives Up Seat in Parliament and Siet Party Membership

Prochazka Gives Up Seat in Parliament and Siet Party Membership

Bratislava, October 31 (TASR) – Radoslav Prochazka is giving up his MP’s seat and his membership of the party he founded and once led – Siet (Network) – as of Monday, TASR learnt from Siet spokesperson Karmen Nemetova on the same day. “I’ve decided to return to practising the law fully,

Danko: ISU Unknown Organisation, Government Partners Are Unionists

Danko: ISU Unknown Organisation, Government Partners Are Unionists

Bratislava, October 3 (TASR) – Protesters who demand teacher salary hikes of more than €100 have no idea what they’re asking for, Slovak National Party (SNS) chair and parliamentary chair Andrej Danko said on Monday. According to Danko, the demand is completely divorced from reality, as its accommodation would mean

Kiska: I Worried About Too Unrealistic Expectations Regarding EU Summit

Kiska: I Worried About Too Unrealistic Expectations Regarding EU Summit

Bratislava, September 17 (TASR) – “I viewed the initiative of the Slovak (Council of the EU) Presidency and Prime Minister (Robert Fico) to organise the informal EU summit in Bratislava as a good idea, although later I had growing concerns whether such a meeting wouldn’t raise too large and completely

Schulz: I Hope That Unity and Dialogue Will Prevail at Bratislava Summit

Schulz: I Hope That Unity and Dialogue Will Prevail at Bratislava Summit

Bratislava, September 16 (TASR) – “Following pre-summit bilateral talks I’m quite optimistic and hope that unity and dialogue will prevail at the summit in Bratislava,” said European Parliament (EP) President Martin Schulz at a press conference during the informal EU summit in Bratislava on Friday. Schulz called on EU leaders

Sobotka: V4 Has Prepared Joint Statement on Various EU Issues

Sobotka: V4 Has Prepared Joint Statement on Various EU Issues

Bratislava, September 16 (TASR) – The Visegrad Four (V4) countries (the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia) have prepared a joint statement in support of bolstering EU security, providing tighter control of external borders and preserving the Union’s Cohesion Policy, the free market and the Schengen zone, said Czech Prime

Bugar: Coalition Likely to Slim Down to Three Parties

Bugar: Coalition Likely to Slim Down to Three Parties

Bratislava, August 18 (TASR) – The governing four-party coalition will likely change to only three parties, Most-Hid chair Bela Bugar said on Thursday evening. This means that Siet (Network) is expected to drop out of the coalition following its loss of five lawmakers, who officially joined the Most-Hid caucus earlier in

Brecely: Abrogation of Coalition Agreement Would Be Irresponsible Political Gamble

Brecely: Abrogation of Coalition Agreement Would Be Irresponsible Political Gamble

Bratislava, August 17 (TASR) – Siet (Network) party is part of the governing coalition at the moment, although much depends on the stance its coalition partners will adopt, Siet chair Roman Brecely said after the party presidium session on Wednesday. Brecely’s future as Minister of Transport, Construction and Regional Development