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Boris Zala and other social democrats in Slovakia have embarked on harsh criticism of their own party, Smer.
Rainbow Pride 2016: manifestation against illiberalism in Slovakia
Join the Pride celebration on Saturday 30 July in Bratislava.
Cameron’s fate should be a warning to Slovak opposition leader Sulík
Euroskeptic politicians, such as Solvakia’s Richard Sulík, have a lot to learn from Brexit
Slovak presidency promotes solidarity
The Slovak government plans to push for policies leading to European fiscal union.
Does Slovakia’s Prime Minister no longer need the votes of left-wing voters?
For some reason, the Prime Minister of the Slovak Republic, Robert Fico, has returned to his pre-election campaign rhetoric and once again entered into open conflict with the Muslim community in Slovakia.
New Slovak Government: The Best of All Possible Worlds
What is the future for the newly formed Slovak Government? Surprises are unlikely, argues Peter Weisenbacher.
Liberalism’s blind spot
When does fascism become truly dangerous, and how is it related to the deficiencies of liberalism? Peter Takáč comments on the post-election developments in Slovakia.