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Israel-Iran Conflict · United States

Hungary and Slovakia Resist EU’s Energy Security Plan

U.S. Officials Concede They Don’t Know Whereabouts of Iran’s Uranium Stockpile

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A day after President Trump declared that Iran’s nuclear program had been “completely and totally obliterated” by American bunker-busting bombs and a barrage of missiles, the actual state of the program seemed far more murky, with senior officials conceding they did not know the whereabouts of Iran’s stockpile of near-bomb-grade uranium. US Foreign Policy · United States See the Story

Senior Fellow Discusses Iran Firing Missiles at U.S. Military Base in Qatar

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This comes not long after the U.S. embassy in the country warned Americans to “shelter in place.”Donald Trump · Qatar See the Story

New Chairman of the Kamenec Lawyers: We Are Not a Bunch of Scoundrels, I Want to Strengthen Our Good Name

Two of the previous chairmen of the Slovak Bar Association became ministers of justice. Tomáš Kamenec has no such ambition. In the past, he represented several media outlets and also Markíza television in the Kočner bills case. In the interview, he also talks about: whether he would represent the prosecuted extremist Daniel Bombic as a lawyer; how he perceives the situation in Markíza; what changes he is planning in the Slovak Bar Association; w…Bratislava · Bratislava Read Article

Newsfilter: Fico May Talk About Neutrality, but a New Commitment to NATO Will Help Him in the Elections

1. There will be money for the business wing and 2035 is far away. 2. The word of the chairman of Smer no longer applies and the municipalities do not like it at all. 3. Slovakia and Hungary will act together, but we do not know how yet.NATO · Bratislava Read Article

Truban Wants to Get Záleská Out of the Specialized Court. The Judge Talks About Revenge

After Supreme Court judge Juraj Kliment, judge Pamela Záleská, who also speaks of revenge, faces a disciplinary motion. She is threatened with salary deductions and transfer from the Specialized Criminal Court.Bratislava · Bratislava Read Article

Trenčín Football Is Saved. The Indebted Club Has Reached an Agreement with Its Creditors

AS Trenčín has been in trouble due to the overpriced stadium and weak player sales. The club was threatened with bankruptcy, but reached an agreement with its main creditors. Debts are being resolved, but a controversial investor from Kyrgyzstan is already in the club. Two-time Slovak football champion ten years ago, AS Trenčín, has resolved its financial problems in recent days. They concerned protracted debts for the recently built new stadium…Bratislava · Bratislava Read Article

Uhrík and Mazurek Met with Diplomats From Iran in May, but They Didn't Tell Voters

The President of the Republic has also met with representatives of the Assad regime in Syria in the past. Uhrík's Czech ally Filip Turek also recently met secretly with the Iranians.Bratislava · Bratislava Read Article

Slovakia Does Not Want to Increase Defense Budget for the Time Being

Slovakia does not want to invest much money in rearmament in the coming years, as NATO demands. The small member state is using the example of Spain, which claims to have negotiated an exception to the new NATO standard for defence spending.NATO · Bratislava See the Story

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Hungary and Slovakia Resist EU’s Energy Security Plan

U.S. Officials Concede They Don’t Know Whereabouts of Iran’s Uranium Stockpile

Senior Fellow Discusses Iran Firing Missiles at U.S. Military Base in Qatar

New Chairman of the Kamenec Lawyers: We Are Not a Bunch of Scoundrels, I Want to Strengthen Our Good Name

Newsfilter: Fico May Talk About Neutrality, but a New Commitment to NATO Will Help Him in the Elections

Truban Wants to Get Záleská Out of the Specialized Court. The Judge Talks About Revenge

Trenčín Football Is Saved. The Indebted Club Has Reached an Agreement with Its Creditors

Uhrík and Mazurek Met with Diplomats From Iran in May, but They Didn't Tell Voters

Slovakia Does Not Want to Increase Defense Budget for the Time Being

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