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Internal disputes within the ruling coalition are escalating, with the Slovak National Party (SNS) threatening to not support the opening of the next parliamentary session if Environment Minister Tomáš Taraba, an SNS nominee, does not step down by September 15. Separately, Milan Uhrík, leader of the far-right Republika Movement, has publicly stated his party no longer trusts Prime Minister Robert Fico's Smer party, indicating potential realignments in the political landscape.
Pravda:
Taraba Responds to Criticism: If Fired, I'll Return to Politics and Things…
Slovak minister Tomáš Taraba has escalated his rhetoric, stating that if he is dismissed, he will return to politics with significant consequences and sent a clear message to Boris Kollár.
Aktuality.sk:
We No Longer Believe Smer, We Are Not Their Puppets, Says Uhrík. What is…
Uhrík states that his party no longer supports Smer and questions the relationship between Fico and the Republika party.
Aktuality.sk:
Germans Astonished by Fico's Absurd Idea: It's Pointless to Provoke Chancellor…
This article discusses reactions from German media to statements made by Slovak politician Robert Fico regarding Chancellor Merz, framing it as a week in world media.
TA3:
Danko: SNS May Not Support Opening of House Session Due to Dispute with Taraba
Due to the ongoing dispute with Environment Minister Tomas Taraba (a Slovak National Party/SNS nominee), the coalition SNS party may not support the opening of the next parliamentary session, which is due to begin on 15 September, SNS leader Andrej Danko stated on TA3's discussion programme 'V politike' (In Politics) on Sunday, which was also attended by leader of the opposition Progressive Slovakia (PS) party Michal Simecka. However, he still doesn't wish to see the government fall.
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