Slovakia Would Benefit From a Grand Coalition of Smer and PS. But a Great Leader Is Needed for that, the President Believes
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Slovak President Peter Pellegrini said that after the parliamentary elections, the country could be approached by a coalition of the two largest parties — Prime Minister Robert Fizo's SMER and the opposition Progressive Slovakia (PS) — which he believes would be more stable than a government of several political forces.
BRATISLAVA - Slovakia would benefit from a large coalition of the opposition PS and the coalition direction-SD. This requires a great leader. This was stated by the President of the Slovak Republic Peter Pellegrini in the program of the Slovak Radio Sobotné Dialogy. According to him, the results of the elections can bring a stalemate.
The Voice, of which the president is the honorary chairman, has no intention of cooperating with the opposition, says Peter Pellegrini.
Together with Ukraine, the West should strengthen efforts to communicate with Russia. Slovak President Peter Pellegrini stated this on Saturday in the Slovak Radio discussion show Saturday Dialogues. He added that dialogue and an attempt at a diplomatic solution are important.
Slovakia would benefit from a grand coalition of the opposition PS and the coalition Smer-SD. However, a great leader is needed for this. President Peter Pellegrini stated this on the Slovak Radio program Sobotné dialogy. According to him, the election results may bring a stalemate. --- The West should strengthen efforts to communicate...
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