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Pellegrini: No-confidence Vote Turned out Just as We Expected

Pellegrini: No-confidence Vote Turned out Just as We Expected

Giraltovce, September 17 (TASR) – Prime Minister Peter Pellegrini (Smer-SD) stated on Tuesday before the Government’s away-from-home session in Presov region that the no-confidence vote in him which took place earlier in the day turned out as was forseeable. “I’m not saying that I was one hundred percent calm

Slovak Court to Rule Soon in Murder of Polish Entrepreneur Case

Slovak Court to Rule Soon in Murder of Polish Entrepreneur Case

Banska Bystrica, September 17 (TASR) – A court trial related to the murder of Polish entrepreneur Grzegorz Szymanek in Slovakia more than two decades ago seems to be reaching its final stage after erstwhile Banska Bystrica mob boss Mikulas C., now jailed for life, confessed to the crime before a court,

Politicians Have Right to Reply, House Passes Press Act Amendment

Politicians Have Right to Reply, House Passes Press Act Amendment

Bratislava, September 17 (TASR) – Politicians have the right to reply again, as this possibility was reintroduced by an amendment to the Press Act approved by Parliament on Tuesday. As many as 86 MPs voted for the amendment sponsored by MP Dusan Jarjabek (Smer-SD), while 51 were against. The right to

Opposition Fails to Oust Prime Minister Pellegrini

Opposition Fails to Oust Prime Minister Pellegrini

Bratislava, September 17 (TASR) – Peter Pellegrini (Smer-SD) will remain as Slovak prime minister, as the opposition has failed to garner enough votes to oust him in Parliament, TASR learnt on Tuesday. Opposition parties wanted to unseat Pellegrini because he didn’t propose that Monika Jankovska (Smer-SD) should be dismissed from

Danko: Joint Voice of Slovaks and Czechs Stronger in World

Danko: Joint Voice of Slovaks and Czechs Stronger in World

Lednice, September 16 (TASR) – The Slovaks and Czechs together have a stronger voice in the world, Slovak Parliamentary Chair Andrej Danko stated on Monday in Lednice, the Czech Republic after a meeting of the Czech and Slovak parliamentary groups of friendship, stressing the good relations between the two countries along

Monitor: Criminal Proceedings in Alleged Blackmail of Kiska Case Stopped

Monitor: Criminal Proceedings in Alleged Blackmail of Kiska Case Stopped

Bratislava, September 16 (TASR) – The National Crime Agency (NAKA) has stopped the criminal proceedings in the case of the alleged blackmail of ex-president Andrej Kiska by former prime minister and Smer-SD head Robert Fico, TV JOJ reported on Monday, adding that the information has been confirmed by the Police Corps

Csefalvayova Leaving Most-Hid

Csefalvayova Leaving Most-Hid

Bratislava, September 16 (TASR) – MP Katarina Csefalvayova stated on Monday that she’s quitting the co-governing Most-Hid party and leaving the party caucus as well. “After long deliberation, I’ve decided to quit Most-Hid,” said the MP, who stated before the summer that she would reconsider her political future. “With