The former president of Slovakia and For the People head Andrej Kiska announced Sunday his retirement from politics, the local News Now reported.
“My health condition doesn’t allow me to stay active in politics,” Kiska said.
According to him, on Monday he will have his second heart surgery for arrhythmia for the second year in a row.
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