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  1. The European Council opened lines of communication with Russia as Robert Fico intended to raise concerns about subsidy misuse regarding Slovakia's rejection of the EU migration pact.

Slovakia's government under Fico is cited as an example, and both Slovakia and Hungary are cited for media influence.

5 reports, 5 independent Updated Aug 17
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Slovakia's government under Fico is cited as an example, and both Slovakia and Hungary are cited for media influence.

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  1. While serving as Prime Minister, Robert Fico of Slovakia is facing scrutiny as the government is cited for media influence, specifically concerning Ivan Novotný's use of Instagram for political interference.Sub-event
  2. The Slovak government, led by Prime Minister Fico, is discussing the potential state purchase of a stake in the Mochovce power producer unit.Sub-event
  3. Referendum questions lifetime pension support for top officials in Slovakia.Sub-event
  4. Slovakia's government under Fico cited as example; both countries cited for media influence.1 source
  5. Czech media highlights authoritarian efforts in Slovakia and Hungary.1 source
  6. Fico's government secured a confidence vote in the Slovak parliament.1 source

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The European Council opened lines of communication with Russia as Robert Fico intended to raise concerns about subsidy misuse regarding Slovakia's rejection of the EU migration pact. All 1 developments

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