Prime Minister Robert Fico survived a no-confidence vote attempt in the Slovak parliament after opposition parties walked out in protest over a private session request. Fico's government holds a parliamentary majority, making the vote unlikely. Opposition leader Michal Šimečka criticized Fico's actions and plans to reintroduce the vote, citing concerns over Slovakia's potential withdrawal from the EU and Fico's anti-Ukrainian stance. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)