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Mikuláš Galanda: Unavená Žena (Tired Woman)
A group of lawmakers says the European Parliament has over-reached.
Unveiling of Immortal Truth
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The EU authorities will do their utmost to see those responsible for the murders brought to justice.
Take a look at what Slovakia has been through in the past 12 months.
The European Parliament questions the right of the Council of the EU to locate the European Labour Authority in Bratislava without the EP's approval
EU institutions clash over a selection procedure of the ELA’s seat.
Milan Uhrík
Former judge Miroslav Radačovský says he will not cooperate with the party following an argument over money.
Maroš Šefčovič
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Coordinators have unanimously approved Slovakia's nominee for the post.
European Commissioner for Energy Union Maroš Šefčovič has served as the commissioner since 2009.
Slovakia's Commission Vice-President for the Energy Union Maroš Šefčovič is expected to occupy one of the top EC posts.
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The pre-election campaign did not have any educational dimension, the survey by Comenius University in Bratislava suggests.
Peter Pollák
The best answer to rising extremism is to do something concrete. My party chose to support me for MEP, says Peter Pollák.
The election committee also reported the case of an American citizen who wanted to vote in the EP elections.
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Slovakia did not favour ruling coalition parties in the EP election.
President-elect Zuzana Caputova voted in the EP election in her hometown of Pezinok. Her former party, PS, won three mandates in the EP.
Turnout was higher than last year, more than 22 percent of voters cast their ballots.
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Slovakia will mark several “firsts” in the next European Parliament.
Historical group from the Rotenstein festival voted in Holic.
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Take a look at how people voted for their MEPs around Slovakia.
George Mayer, Marine Le Pen, and Boris Kollár in Bratislava.
The far right is flexing its muscles in this European election.
Leonora of Denmark performs the song "Love Is Forever" during the 2019 Eurovision Song Contest grand final rehearsal in Tel Aviv, Israel, Friday, May 17, 2019.
Votes in the song contest say a lot about how closely attached people feel to the rest of Europe.
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As EP elections are just around the corner, many are wondering who will show up to the polls.
The poorly attended circus that is the European elections is about to come to town. Enjoy the show – but don’t expect too much of the performers.
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