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Slovakia’s Fico Government Demands Removal of Two Russian Oligarchs from EU Sanctions
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Slovakia’s Fico Government Demands Removal of Two Russian Oligarchs from EU Sanctions

On 12 March 2026, media reported that Slovak Foreign Minister Juraj Blanár, speaking during a hearing of the parliamentary Committee on European Affairs, acknowledged that Bratislava is attempting to remove two Russian oligarchs from…
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March 16, 2026Tags: Russia, Sanctions, Slovakia
From Tiso to Fico: Slovakia’s Dangerous Drift Toward the Aggressor
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From Tiso to Fico: Slovakia’s Dangerous Drift Toward the Aggressor

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico’s foreign policy realignment toward Russia, combined with nationalist rhetoric and active distancing from Western security consensus, has sparked comparisons with the historical legacy of Jozef Tiso—the wartime Slovak…
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July 3, 2025Tags: Nazi, Russia, Slovakia
Militarized Memory: The Strategic Role of May 9 in Contemporary Russian Statecraft
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Militarized Memory: The Strategic Role of May 9 in Contemporary Russian Statecraft

As of April 2025, two European leaders—Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico and Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić—have confirmed their intention to attend Russia’s Victory Day celebrations in Moscow on May 9, marking the…
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April 16, 2025Tags: Russia, Serbia, Slovakia, Ukraine
Slovak Government May Seek Kremlin Support to Suppress Protests
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Slovak Government May Seek Kremlin Support to Suppress Protests

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico, alarmed by the growing likelihood of his ouster amid mass protests over his pro-Kremlin stance, is reportedly seeking assistance from Moscow. More on this story:…
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January 27, 2025Tags: GRU, Russia, Slovakia
Slovakia’s Political Turmoil: A Fragile Coalition and the Shadow of Russian Influence
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Slovakia’s Political Turmoil: A Fragile Coalition and the Shadow of Russian Influence

The first half of 2025 could witness significant political upheaval in Slovakia, with Prime Minister Robert Fico’s government facing a high likelihood of collapse. Economic turmoil, worsening relations with Washington,…
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January 15, 2025Tags: Slovakia
Russian Gas, Geopolitical Risks, and the Path to Conflict
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Russian Gas, Geopolitical Risks, and the Path to Conflict

The European Union remains divided on achieving energy independence from Russian gas. By demonstrating flexibility and a willingness to resume importing Russian gas, Europe risks escalating tensions with Moscow and…
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January 2, 2025Tags: Hungary, NATO, Russia, Slovakia, Ukraine
Robert Fico assassination attempt as part of information impact operation
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Robert Fico assassination attempt as part of information impact operation

Link between the person who made an attempt to kill Slovakia’s Prime Minister Robert Fico on May 15, and pro-Russian neo-Nazi group “Slovenski branci, SB” points at the real goal…
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May 17, 2024Tags: Russia, Slovakia
How the Kremlin uses Italian organized crime groups to sponsor pro-Russian forces in Slovakia
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How the Kremlin uses Italian organized crime groups to sponsor pro-Russian forces in Slovakia

The Slovak politicians-Italian mafia business links were discovered following the killing of Slovak journalist Ján Kuciak in 2018. The authorities believe Kuciak was murdered in relation to his work. He…
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February 5, 2024Tags: cocaine, mafia, Orban, Russia, Slovakia
Fico’s government in an effort to end sanctions on Russian intelligence and neo-Nazi liaison in Slovakia 
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Fico’s government in an effort to end sanctions on Russian intelligence and neo-Nazi liaison in Slovakia 

An effort by Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico to lift European sanctions against businessman and biker Jozef Hambálek is likely to reveal a communication channel between Russian domestic intelligence and…
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December 19, 2023Tags: FSB, Slovakia
Outside-influenced Slovak parliamentary elections questions their future results and puts the EU decision-making system at stake
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Outside-influenced Slovak parliamentary elections questions their future results and puts the EU decision-making system at stake

The probability of tensions between the European Union, NATO and Bratislava after the upcoming parliamentary elections in Slovakia is quite high. It could cause reducing EU’s financial aid to Bratislava…
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September 27, 2023Tags: Slovakia

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