Slovakian President Zuzana Caputova swore in three new ministers on Tuesday, as the country’s government reels from a recent coalition crisis. The replacements were needed after the liberal Freedom and Solidarity party (SaS) left the four-party coalition at the start of September. Its four ministers announced their resignations simultaneously, which the president officially accepted on Tuesday. Three ministries will now be led by non-partisan professionals: foreign affairs (Rastislav Kacer); economy (Karel Hirman); and justice (Viliam Karas). The Education Ministry was temporarily taken over b…