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Ukraine expresses disappointment over Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico's allegations of fascist elements in its military, echoing Russian propaganda. The statement complicates Ukraine's NATO aspirations.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico returned to Handlova, where he was shot in May, accusing opponents of fueling political tension. His government's actions have drawn criticism from the EU and opposition.
Slovakia has withdrawn protection for Artem Marchevskyi, accused of running a pro-Russian influence campaign. The Ukrainian-Israeli citizen, under Czech sanctions, lost his temporary refuge status in July.
Slovakia's government rejects EU Commission's criticism on rule of law, calling the report unbalanced. Tensions rise over judicial reforms and media independence concerns.
Slovak opposition parties call for dismissal of culture and justice ministers following controversial decisions. Public protests reflect ongoing tensions in the country's political landscape.
A Polish resident of Denmark pleads not guilty to attacking Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen in June. The case raises concerns about public officials' safety in the traditionally open Nordic society.