Police investigators believe Juraj Cintula, accused in the attack on Robert Fico, was motivated by more than just hatred. Defense Minister Kaliňák makes controversial statements about historical figures. Read more...

The Slovak Ministry of Interior reaffirms protection for judges and addresses potential regional election reforms, amidst discussions led by State Secretary Michal Kaliňák. Read more...

Former Ukrainian PM Yatsenyuk slams US intel cuts. Meanwhile, an EU arms deal for Ukraine faces division as Hungary's veto reveals disunity within the bloc. Read more...

Slovakia sees widespread protests, controversy over Minister Kaliňák's jets, a police vehicle redesign criticized for lacking reflective elements, and a photographer documenting Ukrainian refugees. Read more...

A summary of recent news from Bratislava, including train collisions, a police escape, illegal construction disputes, and a Czech-Slovak defense procurement deal. Read more...

From missing persons to poisoned animals and hateful vandalism, authorities across Europe are investigating a series of unsettling incidents. This includes a man disappearing after dropping off his children, poisoned animals found near Sieradz, vandalized Jewish gravestones, a howitzer fire in Záhorie, and a drug raid in Frankfurt. Read more...

Prime Minister Fico is under scrutiny for targeting civic organizations and proposing personnel changes, including nominating Rudolf Huliak, amid a coalition crisis. Read more...

Seven years after the murders of Ján and Martina, Smer's power persists, but controversies surrounding wiretapping and the convictions of party-linked individuals cast a dark shadow on Robert Fico's future. Read more...

A roundup of political news including potential election changes in Slovakia, nuclear deterrence discussions in Europe, justice for Rwandan genocide victims, and tensions between Algeria and France. Read more...