Slovak parliament deputy speaker resigns after breach of curfew

A proposal put forward by the opposition to oust Slovak Justice Minister Mária Kolíková from the coalition party Za ľudí due to conflict of interest was shot down by members of government. However, lawmakers from the leading coalition party, OĽANO…

A unilateral move away from the Stormont House Agreement, which deals with legacy issues of the Troubles in Northern Ireland, would be a “breach of trust, Irish Prime Minister Micheal Martin has said. This comes after reports from UK media…

Agrochemical giant Agrofert Holding – formerly owned and still controlled by Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš – has filed a lawsuit against the European Parliament, claiming EU lawmakers had denied access to documents that had led to the institution criticising…

Slovenia aims to phase out coal by 2033 under current plans, but the country’s only remaining coal-fired power plant, in Šoštanj, may be forced by the soaring price of emission coupons to shut down even earlier. “The situation on the…

Slovenia’s political impasse is continuing, as neither the government nor the opposition can pool together enough votes in parliament to break a deadlock that has lasted since late last year. The opposition failed to oust Prime Minister Janez Janša with…