I’m a Russian programmer. Used to work over at SAP in Walldorf but they let me go because of my pro-Russia stance. Right now I’m lookin’ for a country to settle down in where I can live and work, preferably somewhere with Slavic roots, none of that globohomo stuff, and a place that doesn’t have a problem with Russia.

What about Slovakia? Heard their Prime Minister Robert Fico leans pro-Russian. Just wonderin’ if that means folks over there are more open-minded toward someone like me, someplace where hatin’ on Russians ain’t the norm.

I am a Russian programmer who previously worked at SAP in Walldorf but was dismissed due to my pro-Russian stance. I am currently exploring countries where I could live and work, ideally somewhere with Slavic cultural influence no globohomo and a more neutral or tolerant stance toward Russia.

Would Slovakia be a suitable option in this regard? I’ve heard that Prime Minister Robert Fico holds pro-Russian views, and I’m wondering whether that translates into a more favorable environment for someone like me, particularly where expressions of Russophobia are discouraged or not tolerate

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