AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoEnergy Policy: Slovakia and the other Visegrad countries are pressing Brussels for more flexibility to use EU funds to ease high energy costs for industry, and want nuclear power treated equally with renewables. Electricity Supply: Mochovce’s fourth nuclear unit has begun feeding power into the grid; the government says the start makes Slovakia self-sufficient in electricity and could enable large exports from 2027. Ukraine Funding: Prime Minister Robert Fico says Slovakia will not join a proposed €70 billion EU loan for Ukraine, though he backs support through education, infrastructure and energy links. Local Elections: Ahead of Saturday’s combined municipal and regional vote, President Peter Pellegrini urged voters to judge candidates by their abilities and record. Foreign nationals with permanent residence in Slovakia may also vote. Serbia Ties: Fico left an EU summit early to back Aleksandar Vučić at a Novi Sad election rally, rejecting foreign interference and reaffirming Slovakia’s refusal to recognise Kosovo.
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