Slovak General Prosecutor Maroš Žilinka has launched multiple challenges against President Peter Pellegrini's decisions regarding Pavol Gašpar, the Director General of the Slovak Information Service (SIS), specifically concerning an accident involving Gašpar and related disciplinary actions. Žilinka has labeled these presidential decisions as unlawful, indicating a significant legal and political confrontation at the highest levels of the state.

TA3: Žilinka Challenges President's Decision on SIS Chief's Accident

Slovak General Prosecutor Maroš Žilinka has challenged the president's decision concerning the accident involving the head of the SIS (Slovak Information Service), demanding it be annulled as unlawful.

Aktuality.sk: Maroš Žilinka Criticizes Head of State Over SIS Chief

The Slovak General Prosecutor Maroš Žilinka has publicly criticized the head of state regarding the appointment or actions of the director of the Slovak Information Service (SIS).

SME: General Prosecutor Protests President's Decision in SIS Chief's Accident Case

The Slovak General Prosecutor has filed a protest against a decision made by the president concerning an accident involving the head of the Slovak Information Service (SIS).

Pravda: Žilinka attacked Pellegrini's punishment for SIS head; called decision unlawful.

The Prosecutor General, Maroš Žilinka, has challenged a decision by President Pellegrini regarding the head of the Slovak Information Service (SIS), labeling it illegal.

Denník N: Maroš Žilinka attacked Peter Pellegrini's decision on a disciplinary…

Slovak Prosecutor General Maroš Žilinka criticized President Peter Pellegrini's premature disciplinary action against SIS director Pavol Gašpar for a car accident, citing a lack of clarity on the offense and factual investigation.

Slovakia is facing a disturbing trend of rising femicides, with 17 women killed by their partners last year, marking a 15-year high. The murder of Zuzana from Gelnica has intensified calls for better state protection for victims, highlighting systemic failures and slow reforms. Additionally, a court's decision to allow a man accused of child abuse to communicate with his children has raised concerns about potential revenge from his ex-wife.

SME: Woman Awaits Ex-Husband's Revenge; Court Allows Contact Despite Abuse…

A court has permitted a man, accused of abusing his children, to communicate with them, leading to concerns and anticipation from his ex-wife about potential revenge.

Denník N: Zuzana is dead. The number of murdered women is a record. What next?

This article highlights a disturbing trend of femicides in Slovakia, with 17 women killed by their partners last year, a record high in 15 years. The murder of Zuzana from Gelnica has put pressure on the state to better protect victims, examining systemic failures and slow reforms.

The 'Očistec' (Purgatory) case, involving allegations of corruption and organized crime, continues in Slovakia. Tibor Gašpar, a Member of the National Council and Vice-chair, is testifying for the second day, asserting that he did not transfer control of the police force to any individual. The court is examining claims made by Bernard Slobodník as part of this high-profile trial.

Aktuality.sk: Online from 'Očistec' Case: Tibor Gašpar Testifies for Second Day

The ongoing trial related to the 'Očistec' (Purgatory) case, which involves allegations of corruption and organized crime, continues with Tibor Gašpar testifying for the second day, while the claims of Bernard Slobodník are being examined.

SME: Tibor Gašpar Claims He Did Not Hand Over Police to Bödör or Anyone Else

During a court appearance, Tibor Gašpar asserted that he did not transfer control of the police force to Bödör or any other individual.

The Slovak government is planning significant changes to heating regulations that will impact millions, sparking debate over who will benefit. Politically, the Smer party, led by Prime Minister Robert Fico, is set to nominate Judita Laššáková, a Member of the European Parliament, as their candidate for the leadership of the Prešov region. Additionally, police have halted an investigation into Minister of Interior Matúš Šutaj Eštok's arrest, with his partner reportedly settling all costs in…

Pravda: State prepares major change in heating, affecting millions. Who will save and…

The Slovak government is planning significant changes to heating regulations that will impact millions of citizens, leading to a debate about who will benefit and who will face increased costs.

TA3: Smer to Nominate MEP for Prešov Region Leadership

The Smer party plans to nominate a Member of the European Parliament, Judita Laššáková, as their candidate for the leadership of the Prešov region.

Pravda: Fico reveals candidate for Prešov regional governor; Smer bets on well-known…

Robert Fico has announced Smer party's candidate for the Prešov regional governor position, reportedly a prominent Member of the European Parliament.

Denník N: Police stopped investigating the arrest of Šutaj Eštok. His partner paid…

The police have halted the investigation into the arrest of Šutaj Eštok, with details emerging that his partner settled all costs in cash.

Aktuality.sk: New Poll: Matovič Rises, Demokrati in Surprise Duel with Republika

A newly released poll shows an increase in support for Igor Matovič's party, while the Demokrati face a surprising challenge from the Republika party in the political landscape.

Slovak President Peter Pellegrini held talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing. During their meeting, President Xi urged Slovakia to help develop relations with the European Union, and President Pellegrini extended an invitation for President Xi Jinping to visit Slovakia, describing the bilateral relations as "above standard."

TA3: Pellegrini Meets Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing

Slovak President Pellegrini held talks in Beijing with Chinese President Xi Jinping, who urged Slovakia to help develop relations with the EU.

Denník N: Peter Pellegrini invited Chinese President Xi Jinping to Slovakia.

Slovak Prime Minister Peter Pellegrini announced that Chinese President Xi Jinping accepted his invitation to visit Slovakia, describing the relations between the two countries as "above standard."