The Slovak government does not plan to seek a confidence vote in parliament after the departure of a coalition partner which cost the centre-right cabinet its parliamentary majority, Prime Minister Eduard Heger said on Tuesday.
The EU and NATO country's government, which has been supportive of Ukraine against Russia and has delivered military equipment to its neighbour, was shaken after the libertarian SaS party quit on Monday amid a long-running row with the head of the main ruling party, Finance Minister Igor Matovic.
