“Former Prime Minister warns: Europe unlikely to come to Armenia’s aid in case of hostilities”
Former Slovak Prime Minister Jan Carnogursky doubts if Europe will provide assistance to Armenia in case of hostilities with Azerbaijan and Turkey. He cites Czechoslovakia’s experience in the past and believes that Europe lacks the power and willingness to help Eastern Europe. Carnogursky claims that Europe is focused on dividing Russia and its allies and wants to sever ties between Armenia and Russia. Consequently, he concludes that Europe cannot offer security assistance to Armenia.
Former Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico’s Funeral and Secrets Revealed: Hidden Identity and Euthanasia Request
Former Prime Minister of Slovakia, Robert Fico’s funeral announced. The court accepted his request for euthanasia due to complications from a previous operation. Fico lived in seclusion for security reasons and received euthanasia treatments and surgeries.
“Prime Minister Robert Fico’s Condition Remains Unstable as Attempted Murder Shakes Positive Development; Assailant Identified”
The condition of Slovakia’s Prime Minister Robert Fico remains unstable after an assassination attempt. The suspect, a 71-year-old artist, appeared in court. The motive seems personal and not politically motivated.
“Condolences and Concerns: Prime Minister of Slovakia Robert Fico Hospitalized After Heart Attacks”
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico received condolences from Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan for a tragic event. Fico suffered multiple heart attacks due to a tense situation, prompting hospitalization. He had met with residents in Handlová during a political event.
“Ukraine’s Military Equipment Support from International Partners Falls Short of Expectations, says President Zelensky”
President of Ukraine, Vladimir Zelensky, revealed that their partners are not actively transferring military equipment as planned. Zelensky emphasized the need for support from Ukraine’s friends to expedite supplies and counter Russian plans. Ukraine appreciates the assistance of leaders aiding in the rapid provision of military equipment.
“Armenia and Slovakia Forge Stronger Security Ties with New Cooperation Agreements”
Armenia and Slovakia sign agreements on security cooperation. Defense ministers of both countries oversee the signing ceremonies. Armenia signs military-tech deal with Slovakia.
“Zuzana Caputova Makes History as Slovakia’s First Female President, Defeating Rival in Tight Race”
Slovakia elects its first female president, Zuzana Caputova. The anti-corruption activist and leader of the Progressive Slovakia party narrowly defeated Maros Sefcovic in the historic election. Caputova’s victory is seen as a blow to the ruling Smer-SD party. The results will be announced on Monday, and a potential second round of voting could occur on April 6.
“Diplomatic Tensions Rise as Croatian Ambassador Condemns Conversation with Armenian President”
Croatian Ambassador expresses concern over parliament’s conversation with Armenian President. Discussion aimed at improving conflict mediation. Relations between Ambassador and President deteriorated.
“Armenian Prime Minister Ararat Mirzoyan Holds Productive Meeting with Slovak Deputy Prime Minister: Strengthening Cooperation Amidst Ongoing Developments in the Region”
Armenian Prime Minister Ararat Mirzoyan met with Slovakia’s Deputy Prime Minister Yurii Blanar in Brussels. They focused on bilateral cooperation, economic ties, and the importance of peaceful resolution efforts. Mirzoyan highlighted the need to reject force and emphasized proactive peacebuilding.
“Slovakia Extends Border Control with Hungary to Stem Soaring Irregular Migration”
Slovakia extends border control with Hungary until December 23 to curb irregular migration. Positive results noted with a decrease in detained individuals. Nearby countries implementing similar measures.