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Robert Fico

Slovak politician, head of the government of Slovakia since October 25, 2023. Before that, he headed the government in 2006-2010 and 2012-2018.
Born on September 15, 1964, in Topoľčany, Slovakia. He earned a law degree from Comenius University in Bratislava and worked in jurisprudence before starting his political career. For many years, he served as head of government, becoming a record holder for the longest tenure in this position. Currently, he continues to lead the government of the Slovak Republic as the leader of the SMER-SD party ("Direction - Social Democracy"). He is known for his pro-Russian views and criticism of the Ukrainian authorities.
1993
Appointed as a member of the Slovak delegation to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe
1999
Founded the political party "Direction - Social Democracy."
2006
Formed the first coalition government after winning the parliamentary elections
2009
Introduced the single European currency, the euro, in the territory of the Slovak Republic
2012
Formed the first single-party majority government in the history of modern Slovakia
2023
Assumed the position of Prime Minister for the fourth time
2024
Fico was the target of an assassination attempt, resulting in a gunshot wound
2025
Held negotiations in Moscow to ensure the supply of natural gas to Slovakia. In the same year, Fico effectively justified Russia's aggression against Ukraine
2025
264 psychiatrists and psychologists signed an open letter expressing concern about Fico's mental state due to his statements
2026
Supported the Hungarian government's proposal to create an inspection to check the condition of the "Druzhba" oil pipeline
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Tusk criticized Fico for his position on Ukraine: "Guess where the border with Russia would be without our help"

Tusk criticized Fico for opposing military aid to Ukraine, suggesting that without such aid, the Russian border would move further.

Politics • February 28, 08:14 AM • 28197 views
European leaders say they have no plans to send troops to Ukraine

European leaders say they have no plans to send ground troops to Ukraine.

War in Ukraine • February 27, 08:19 PM • 30195 views
Polish, Czech Leaders do not consider sending troops to Ukraine

The Czech Republic and Poland are not considering sending troops to Ukraine, according to statements by their prime ministers after a meeting in Paris, where the possibility remained open but not agreed upon by European countries.

War in Ukraine • February 27, 11:25 AM • 36842 views
NATO has no plans to send troops to Ukraine - Stoltenberg

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg says that NATO has no plans to send combat troops to Ukraine amid reports that some Western countries are considering such a possibility.

War in Ukraine • February 27, 10:39 AM • 29503 views
Meetings of European leaders in Paris: "Russia cannot and should not win this war"

According to Macron, Russia cannot and should not win this war in Ukraine, for the sake of Ukraine itself and the collective security of Europe.

War in Ukraine • February 26, 07:59 PM • 30252 views
Slovak PM says some NATO countries are considering sending troops to Ukraine

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico said that some NATO countries are considering signing bilateral agreements to send troops to Ukraine.

Politics • February 26, 02:51 PM • 25465 views
EU may lift sanctions against Slovak citizen defended by Fico - media

The EU plans to lift sanctions against a Slovak citizen and two Russian businessmen.

Politics • February 23, 03:06 PM • 23370 views
Slovak parliament approves closure of country's anti-corruption office despite street protests and EU warnings

The Slovak parliament has approved the closure of the country's anti-corruption agency, despite street protests and warnings from the EU.

News of the World • February 9, 11:01 AM • 24823 views
Slovak Defense Minister talks about peace talks between Kyiv and Moscow

Slovak Defense Minister Robert Kaliniak said that the war in Ukraine has no military solution and it is time to start peace talks with the leaders of Ukraine, Russia, the EU and the US. This comes after Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico said that life in Kyiv is "absolutely normal" despite recent Russian missile attacks.

War in Ukraine • January 29, 01:03 AM • 116168 views