Slovakia (National)
Peter Dlhopolec's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics in Slovakia, with a significant emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulations. His articles largely revolve around domestic political events, including high-profile individuals and foreign relations impacting the country.
If you have expertise or insights into Slovakian political developments, particularly those involving key figures such as Prime Minister Fico or international relations affecting Slovakia, your pitch is likely to resonate with Peter. Providing perspectives on legal policy regulations relevant to Slovakia could also capture his attention.
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By: Claudia Ciobanu, Peter Dlhopolec, Jules Eisenchteter
Elsewhere, Slovak culture minister faces large protests as well as widespread ridicule; Poland nominates Piotr Serafin to be its next EU commissioner; and cost of Czech-led initiative to source thousands of artillery shells for Ukraine questioned.
By: Peter Dlhopolec
Irish TV crew in Bratislava, Blue Church visit, and foreigner attacked.
By: Peter Dlhopolec
Fico sacks his adviser, Rainbow Košice, and what to do in Bratislava.
By: Peter Dlhopolec, Jules Eisenchteter, Nicholas Watson
Elsewhere, Hungary threatens to send migrants to Brussels; Czech Senate approves postal voting; and Polish government suffers setback in bid to put central bank chief on trial.
By: Peter Dlhopolec
Michael Meehan started online community to help people reconnect with their ancestral heritage.
By: Peter Dlhopolec
Interview with the new German ambassador and an American’s quest to find his lost Slovak family.
By: Peter Dlhopolec, Nicholas Watson, Jules Eisenchteter
Elsewhere, Globsec Forum 2024 gets underway in Prague; Polish government approves draft budget with record defence spending – and deficit; and Slovak opposition leader Simecka smeared in attempt to remove him from parliamentary post.
By: Peter Dlhopolec
Ex-top prosecutor found guilty of corruption again, trip to the region of Andy Warhol’s family, and be more cautious with your phone.
Slovak snack giant makes headlines, what’s worrying people in Slovakia, and how to have fun in Bratislava.
By: Peter Dlhopolec, Jules Eisenchteter, Nicholas Watson
Elsewhere, more alleged PiS corruption comes to light; Slovak intelligence agencies reportedly in possession of Pegasus sofware; Nicholas Winton street unveiled in Prague; and central bank chief criticises Hungary's economic policies.
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