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The Slovak Spectator on MSNStrange romance: Slovak leaders’ affection for Russia has yo-yoedWhen Russia’s then prime minister, Viktor Chernomyrdin, arrived in Slovakia for his second official visit in April 1997, he met with his Slovak counterpart, Vladimír Mečiar, to discuss European ...
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The Slovak Spectator on MSNSlovakia clings to its gas transit dream, even as pipelines burnThe blast came just before dawn. On 21 March, a gas metering station in the Russian town of Sudzha—barely a kilometre from the Ukrainian border—was rocked by an explosion, stifling a crucial artery in ...
Thousands of people have marched through Slovakia’s capital before a planned rally in front of parliament to condemn draft ...
Gazprom, Russia’s largest private oil giant, will significantly increase gas supplies to Slovakia through the Turkish Stream pipeline starting in April. This has been stated by Slovak importer SPP's ...
The protests began in late December after Fico met Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow, making him one of only three ...
Slovakia will receive a substantially larger portion of Gazprom gas deliveries via Turkey and Hungary through the TurkStream ...
Gazprom, the Russian state-run energy giant, has announced a significant increase in gas supplies to Slovakia starting in April.
Europe could experience major geopolitical shifts as protests ensue in seven countries, many of which have pro-Russia ...
The proposal would allow Bratislava to rake in lost gas transit fees — but experts are doubtful it would work without ...
As massive anti-government demonstrations in Slovakia reach the three-month mark, protest organisers and political observers alike say that the country is at a crossroads in the face of populist ...
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