Slovak government leaders strike new coalition deal to defuse crisisBRATISLAVA (Reuters) - Slovak government leaders agreed on Friday to amend a coalition agreement to lure back a junior party which withdrew its support for the alliance three weeks ago, provoking a political crisis. The Slovak National Party (SNS), junior member in a three-party coalition, canceled the coalition agreement on Aug. 7, calling for a new deal that would give it more say in decision-making. Now leaders of the three parties   Prime Minister Robert Fico of leftist Smer, ethnic-Hungarian party Most-Hid leader Bela Bugar and SNS s Andrej Danko   have agreed to hold regular weekly meetings to meet the SNS s appeal for better communication within the coalition. Danko also complained on Thursday that co-ruling with Fico s Smer was difficult because both parties address the same voters. According to opinion poll by Polis agency, SNS support fell to 7.2 percent in August from 8.6 percent in March 2016 election.  The government needs the votes of all three coalition parties to maintain a majority in the 150-seat parliament and Fico struck a conciliatory tone on Friday.  There is no alternative to this government. We have to find new ways to communicate, to understand each other better,  Fico told journalists. SNS has argued for more government investment to revitalize thermal spa resorts and wants a national airline to be set up while Smer says spending must not endanger reaching a balanced budget planned for 2019. Opposition lawmakers have alleged the SNS pulled out of the coalition to divert attention from a row over the distribution of 300 million euros ($351.69 million) in EU subsidies by the education ministry. The conflict escalated last week when Fico demanded Education Minister Peter Plavcan s resignation over the alleged mismanagement of the subsidies managed by his department. Slovak media have reported that the ministry chose several companies with no history in research or innovation as recipients of EU subsidies aimed at supporting science. SNS leader Andrej Danko said the allegations of the misappropriation of funds were unfounded but agreed to replace Plavcan.     worldnews
slogan government leaders strike new coalition deal defuse crisisbratislava reuters slogan government leaders agreed friday amend coalition agreement lure back junior party withdrew support alliance three weeks ago provoking political crisis the slogan national party sns junior member coalition canceled coalition agreement calling new deal would give say now leaders three parties prime minister robert fico leftist ser party leader beta sugar sns andrew rank agreed hold regular weekly meetings meet sns appeal better communication within coalition rank also complained thursday fico ser difficult parties address voters according opinion poll polis agency sns support fell percent august percent march election the government needs votes three coalition parties maintain majority parliament fico struck conciliatory tone friday there alternative government we find new ways communicate understand better fico told journalists sns argued government investment revitalize thermal spa resorts wants national airline set ser says spending must endanger reaching balanced budget planned opposition lawmakers alleged sns pulled coalition divert attention row distribution million euros million eu subsidies education ministry the conflict escalated last week fico demanded education minister peter plavcan resignation alleged mismanagement subsidies managed department slogan media reported ministry chose several companies history research innovation recipients eu subsidies aimed supporting science sns leader andrew rank said allegations misappropriation funds unfounded agreed replace plavcan worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Slovak government leaders strike new coalition deal to defuse crisisBRATISLAVA (Reuters) - Slovak government leaders agreed on Friday to amend a coalition agreement to lure back a junior party which withdrew its support for the alliance three weeks ago, provoking a political crisis. The Slovak National Party (SNS), junior member in a three-party coalition, canceled the coalition agreement on Aug. 7, calling for a new deal that would give it more say in decision-making. Now leaders of the three parties   Prime Minister Robert Fico of leftist Smer, ethnic-Hungarian party Most-Hid leader Bela Bugar and SNS s Andrej Danko   have agreed to hold regular weekly meetings to meet the SNS s appeal for better communication within the coalition. Danko also complained on Thursday that co-ruling with Fico s Smer was difficult because both parties address the same voters. According to opinion poll by Polis agency, SNS support fell to 7.2 percent in August from 8.6 percent in March 2016 election.  The government needs the votes of all three coalition parties to maintain a majority in the 150-seat parliament and Fico struck a conciliatory tone on Friday.  There is no alternative to this government. We have to find new ways to communicate, to understand each other better,  Fico told journalists. SNS has argued for more government investment to revitalize thermal spa resorts and wants a national airline to be set up while Smer says spending must not endanger reaching a balanced budget planned for 2019. Opposition lawmakers have alleged the SNS pulled out of the coalition to divert attention from a row over the distribution of 300 million euros ($351.69 million) in EU subsidies by the education ministry. The conflict escalated last week when Fico demanded Education Minister Peter Plavcan s resignation over the alleged mismanagement of the subsidies managed by his department. Slovak media have reported that the ministry chose several companies with no history in research or innovation as recipients of EU subsidies aimed at supporting science. SNS leader Andrej Danko said the allegations of the misappropriation of funds were unfounded but agreed to replace Plavcan.     worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: slogan government leaders strike new coalition deal defuse crisisbratislava reuters slogan government leaders agreed friday amend coalition agreement lure back junior party withdrew support alliance three weeks ago provoking political crisis the slogan national party sns junior member coalition canceled coalition agreement calling new deal would give say now leaders three parties prime minister robert fico leftist ser party leader beta sugar sns andrew rank agreed hold regular weekly meetings meet sns appeal better communication within coalition rank also complained thursday fico ser difficult parties address voters according opinion poll polis agency sns support fell percent august percent march election the government needs votes three coalition parties maintain majority parliament fico struck conciliatory tone friday there alternative government we find new ways communicate understand better fico told journalists sns argued government investment revitalize thermal spa resorts wants national airline set ser says spending must endanger reaching balanced budget planned opposition lawmakers alleged sns pulled coalition divert attention row distribution million euros million eu subsidies education ministry the conflict escalated last week fico demanded education minister peter plavcan resignation alleged mismanagement subsidies managed department slogan media reported ministry chose several companies history research innovation recipients eu subsidies aimed supporting science sns leader andrew rank said allegations misappropriation funds unfounded agreed replace plavcan worldnews