US EditionSlovak PM Fico Slams German Merz for His Comments on EU Taking Action Against Hungary and Slovakia
- On May 26, 2024, in Brussels, Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico strongly criticized German Chancellor Friedrich Merz for suggesting that the EU might reduce funding to Slovakia and Hungary.
- Merz's warning followed concerns over Slovakia and Hungary diverging from EU policies, with Merz stressing a potential conflict if their stance continues.
- Fico, regarded as Kremlin-friendly, rejected the threats as aggressive and unacceptable, emphasizing Slovakia’s sovereign decisions amid ongoing disputes with Brussels.
- Fico stated that Slovakia should not be treated like a child in need of reprimand and emphasized that enforcing a single mandatory EU viewpoint undermines the country’s sovereignty and democratic principles.
- The incident highlights rising tensions within the EU over rule of law issues and foreign policy, suggesting further polarization between Brussels and pro-Russian factions in member states.
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