Slovak PM Robert Fico has offered to resign, but only if his party gets to choose his successor. The country has experienced mass protests since the murder of a journalist investigating corruption.
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Slovakia's Prime Minister has offered his resignation amid a political crisis sparked by the murder of a young investigative journalist and his fiancée.
Jan Kuciak had been idelving into alleged political corruption when he was killed last month, leading to the country's biggest protests since the fall of communism.
Nobody has been charged with the murder of Kuciak, who was found shot dead at his home with his girlfriend.
Government at risk
Fighting to keep his three-party government intact, Robert Fico said he would step down if his party was allowed to choose his successor
The junior party in the ruling coalition has said it would pull out unless new elections were agreed.
The next regular ballot is planned for 2020.
President Andrej Kiska has called for a government revamp or early elections to rebuild what he says is a crisis of trust.