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Around 45% of Czech Republic's population was exposed to false narratives in the first quarter of 2024, according to new figures from the Central European Digital Media Observatory. This number was even higher in Slovakia, standing at about 58%. The CEDMO said that in March, Slovakians reported encountering more misinformation than accurate news – in fact, this happened for the first time since August last year. A separate report by Digital Poland suggests that up to 84% of Poles have come across fake news, with nine out of 10 respondents believing at least one piece of false information. The ...
Euronews (English)
Editor's note: This article was updated at 2:20 p.m. local time on May 16 to include Fico’s latest condition assessment. Slovakia was rocked on May 15 when the country's prime minister was shot in an assassination attempt as he left a government meeting in the town of Handlova. Footage from the scene shows the suspected gunman among a small group of people on the street behind a metal barrier waiting to meet Fico, who is flanked by several members of his security detail. The suspected gunman then reaches over the barrier, holding a gun. Five shots are heard, and Fico is quickly bundled into a ...
Kyiv Independent (UK)
Slovakia was rocked on May 15 when the country's prime minister was shot in an assassination attempt as he left a government meeting in the town of Handlova. Footage from the scene shows the suspected gunman among a small group of people on the street behind a metal barrier waiting to meet Fico, who is flanked by several members of his security detail. The suspected gunman then reaches over the barrier, holding a gun. Five shots are heard, and Fico is quickly bundled into a waiting car. What condition is Fico in?In the hours after the attack, Defense Minister Robert Kalinak told a news confere...
Kyiv Independent
Slovakia was rocked on May 15 when the country's prime minister was shot in an assassination attempt as he left a government meeting in the town of Handlova. Footage from the scene shows the suspected gunman among a small group of people on the street behind a metal barrier waiting to meet Fico, who is flanked by several members of his security detail. The suspected gunman then reaches over the barrier, holding a gun. Five shots are heard, and Fico is quickly bundled into a waiting car. What condition is Fico in?In the hours after the attack, Defense Minister Robert Kalinak told a news confere...
Kyiv Independent (CA)
Thousands of people gathered near the Hungarian parliament in Budapest on March 26, calling for the resignation of the chief prosecutor and Prime Minister Viktor Orban, Reuters reported. The protests broke out after a former government insider published a leak that he says implicates other government officials in covering up corruption. Orban's rule was rocked by large-scale protests already in February when it became known that then-President Katalin Novak pardoned a man imprisoned for covering up child sex abuse cases. Both Novak and Justice Minister Judit Varga resigned in the wake of the s...
Kyiv Independent
Thousands of people gathered near the Hungarian parliament in Budapest on March 26, calling for the resignation of the chief prosecutor and Prime Minister Viktor Orban, Reuters reported. The protests broke out after a former government insider published a leak that he says implicates other government officials in covering up corruption. Orban's rule was rocked by large-scale protests already in February when it became known that then-President Katalin Novak pardoned a man imprisoned for covering up child sex abuse cases. Both Novak and Justice Minister Judit Varga resigned in the wake of the s...
Kyiv Independent (CA)
Thousands of people gathered near the Hungarian parliament in Budapest on March 26, calling for the resignation of the chief prosecutor and Prime Minister Viktor Orban, Reuters reported. The protests broke out after a former government insider published a leak that he says implicates other government officials in covering up corruption. Orban's rule was rocked by large-scale protests already in February when it became known that then-President Katalin Novak pardoned a man imprisoned for covering up child sex abuse cases. Both Novak and Justice Minister Judit Varga resigned in the wake of the s...
Kyiv Independent (UK)
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