Slovakia's President Calls for Government Change or Snap Elections

Slovakia's President Andrej Kiska called Sunday for either substantial changes in the government or snap elections in the wake of the murder of an investigative journalist and his fiancee. "There's a huge public distrust of the state,'' Kiska said in a televised speech Sunday. "And many don't trust law enforcement authorities. This distrust is justified. We crossed the line, things went too far, and there's no way back.'' Kiska also said that...

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