Fico’s condition has been described by local media as “life-threatening" after he was shot several times with a pistol.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has been shot and wounded, leaving him in a life-threatening condition.
Students at the University of Ljubljana have occupied the main lecture hall at the Faculty of Social Sciences in protest over Israeli military operations against Hamas militants in the Gaza Strip.
Nauseda received just over 44 per cent of the votes in the first round of voting on May 12, and Simonyte garnered almost 20 per cent.
China and Hungary elevated ties to a comprehensive "all-weather" strategic partnership.
Government says Liberty owner Sanjeev Gupta's restructuring plans are not realistic.
Chinese President Xi Jinping said mutual political trust provided a "firm foundation" for strengthening Chinese-Hungarian ties in a joint press conference with his host, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban on May 9.
Power and gas utility group Premier Energy's IPO kicks off on May 8, raising funds for its expansion into renewables in Romania and Moldova.
Judge Tomasz Szmydt says he is protesting against the actions of the Polish authorities that could potentially lead to military conflict with Belarus and Russia.
The Commission will present an analysis of the state of the rule of law in Poland at a General Affairs Council meeting on May 21.
Luminor is the third-largest bank in the Baltic states and is reportedly valued at more than €2bn.
CNB also improves its economic outlook for this year to 1.4% growth, up from the 0.4% growth it predicted in February.
Hungary has slid to second poorest member state under Hungarian strongman's corrupt rule.
NGOs which receive more than €5,000 from outside of Slovakia will be labelled “organisations with foreign support”.
Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda and Prime Minister Ingrida Simonyte believe that Lithuania should help Ukraine get back its military-age men living abroad.
Czech interior minister says that Russia is “transgressing valid international agreements” after it refused to cooperate with Czech authorities on the case.
Orlen's PiS-appointed CEO reportedly disregarded warnings from the company's security team about head of Swiss subsidiary's alleged Hezbollah links.
It is already clear that the estimated price of CZK160bn (€6.4bn), which the Czech government calculated in 2020, will be exceeded.
Polish legislation limits pharmacy ownership to pharmacists only, restricts opening of new pharmacies near existing ones, and sets a cap where one owner can only have four pharmacies nationwide.
Orban is admired by representatives of the Trumpist US right-wing for his tough immigration policies and advocacy for families and Christian conservatism.