Sme daily political news reporter, mostly focusing on judiciary and law enforcement bodies.
List of author's articles
Mostly voters of SaS and Progressive Slovakia were inclined to leave.
Court heard the testimonies of prosecutors whose murders the defendants are believed to have ordered.
The currently valid law somewhat discourages people from joining foreign armies.
Germany has confirmed it will send troops to Slovakia within the bolstered NATO defence.
After one year as special prosecutor, Daniel Lipšic says efforts to muddy the investigation of major corruption cases have been successful.
Some lawyers believe the defendants are only trying to delay justice in cases that defined the 1990s Mečiar era in Slovakia.
How did the basic document of the Slovak Republic come to exist?
Tank unit is a renewed priority as are new strategies to deal with cyber warfare.
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