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Monday, October 12, 2026
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The Administrative Court in Bratislava has annulled the order that dismissed Ján Čurilla, a former National Criminal Agency investigator, from his post. Interior Minister Matúš Šutaj Eštok issued the dismissal; the court decided it did not stand.
Inside parliament, the debate over the state budget continues while billions in spending await a final vote. Nearby, the 'Očistec' corruption trial resumed its long-running schedule, though a late start delayed the prosecutor's move to the witness stand.
Opposition parties are beginning to organize for the next contest, with Progressive Slovakia and the Democrats finalizing their candidate lists. Elsewhere, police arrested a couple for allegedly offering their daughter for sexual exploitation online for nearly a year, and a media mogul whose ambitions once centered on building a regional empire is now facing the seizure of millions in assets.
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The Administrative Court in Bratislava has annulled the personnel order issued by Interior Minister Matúš Šutaj Eštok that dismissed former National Criminal Agency investigator Ján Čurilla. This decision represents a significant legal victory for Čurilla in his ongoing lawsuit against the Interior Ministry.
Aktuality.sk:
The Administrative Court Annulled the Personnel Order to Remove ČUrill From…
The Administrative Court in Bratislava on Friday annulled the personnel order by which Interior Minister Matúš Šutaj Eštok (Hlas-SD) dismissed Ján Čurilla, an investigator for the former National Criminal Agency (NAKA). After taking office, Šutaj Eštok temporarily suspended several police officers from civil service in...
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Slovakia's Parliament continues its debate on the state budget, with a vote on billions of euros in spending anticipated in the near future. This ongoing discussion is crucial for the country's financial planning.
TA3:
Budget Still Lacks Green Light. Parliament Continues Debate, Vote on…
Parliament is continuing its debate on the state budget, with a vote on billions of euros in spending expected soon.
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The political parties Progressive Slovakia (PS) and Democrats are in the process of finalizing the allocation of positions on their candidate lists. Jaroslav Naď, a deputy chairman of the Democrats, is also appealing to other parties.
SME:
PS and Democrats Finalize Candidate Lists, Naď Appeals to Other Parties
The political parties PS and Demokrati are finalizing the allocation of positions on their candidate list, with Naď also appealing to other parties.
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Police have arrested a couple accused of offering their minor daughter for sexual exploitation online for approximately a year. This continues a previously reported child sex trafficking investigation.
TA3:
For Almost a Year, They Offered Their Minor Daughter Online for Sex. Police…
Police have arrested a couple accused of offering their underage daughter for sexual exploitation online for nearly a year.
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A media mogul, who had ambitions of creating a media empire, is currently facing the seizure of millions in assets located in Bratislava.
SME:
Media Mogul Faces Asset Seizure Amid Empire Building
A media mogul, who aimed to create a media empire, is facing the seizure of millions in assets in Bratislava.
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Roman Samotný, an LGBTI+ activist and owner of the Tepláreň café, shared his reflections after an attack, stating his realization that everything would be different from now on. The Tepláreň café was the site of a terrorist attack in 2022.
SME:
After the Attack, I Realized It's Reality and Everything Will Be Different…
Roman Samotný states that after an attack, he realized it was reality and that everything would be different from now on.
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