Babiš Meets with Fico and Pellegrini in Slovakia, Believes in Better Relations

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Slovak President Peter Pellegrini received Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš during his visit to Slovakia on Thursday at the Presidential Palace in Bratislava. According to the presidential office, the meeting confirmed the common interest in maintaining and further developing exceptionally close Slovak-Czech relations. Pellegrini highlighted the resumption of regular political dialogue between the two countries.

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In the more than two years since Robert Fico has led his fourth government, only two prime ministers have visited Bratislava. Hungary's Viktor Orbán and now Andrej Babiš. The Czech prime minister, with Slovak roots, vocabulary and an accent, tried to suggest at a press conference after the meeting that there is a need to...

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Prime Ministers Andrej Babiš and Robert Fico spoke in Bratislava about the return of Czech-Slovak relations to normal. However, their rhetoric and practical steps on the issue of Ukraine continue to diverge, despite their efforts to appear united on the outside.

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Watch the briefing of Prime Ministers Robert Fico and Andrej Babiš.

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The leader of the ANO movement, Andrej Babiš, will make his first foreign visit as prime minister this Thursday. He is heading to Slovakia, where he will meet with Prime Minister Robert Fico, President Peter Pellegrini and the head of the National Council, Richard Raši. "I'm looking forward to it," the prime minister said. Babiš makes no secret of the fact that he wants to improve relations between the Czech Republic and Slovakia again and resto…

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Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) will head to Slovakia on Thursday for an official visit, during which he will meet with the country's top politicians. They have previously welcomed the victory of the ANO movement and its leader Babiš in last year's parliamentary elections. They hope that the new Czech government will improve political relations between Prague and Bratislava.