Will Slovakia’s Elections Signal War Fatigue?

The often-overlooked Central European country’s elections serve as a bellwether over Western public attitudes concerning the war in Ukraine.

Slovakia will hold elections at the end of this month, just over thirty years after securing an elusive permanent independence. Unelected governments have led the country for nearly a year, as former Prime Minister Eduard Heger resigned following a vote of no-confidence in December 2022, and the country’s president appointed a caretaker “technocratic” government in May of this year...