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Slovak foreign minister quits in fresh blow to ailing cabinet
  + stars: | 2023-05-05 | by ( ) www.reuters.com   time to read: +2 min
May 5 (Reuters) - Slovakia's foreign minister offered his resignation on Friday, the president said, dealing a fresh blow to the centre-right cabinet which has already been serving in a caretaker capacity ahead of elections in September. Rastislav Kacer's departure follows a string of other ministerial resignations and piles pressure on Prime Minister Eduard Heger, who had been facing mounting opposition calls to quit and make way for a technocrat government. Caputova, whose role gives her the power to appoint a new prime minister, said she would discuss the situation with Heger and parliament speaker Boris Kollar on her return. SaS joined a leftist opposition party in voting through a no-confidence motion in December, accusing the government of not helping people cope with the higher energy costs. The prime minister said he would not comment until he meets the president.
Slovak parliament suspends voting due to suspected cyberattack
  + stars: | 2022-10-27 | by ( ) www.reuters.com   time to read: +1 min
Oct 27 (Reuters) - The Slovak parliament suspended its session on Thursday after a suspected cyberattack brought down its IT systems, parliament speaker Boris Kollar said. "We won't be voting today... (We have to) find out where is it hit, or if it is some malfunction," he said. Local media reported that the parliament session, with 75 bills on the agenda, should reconvene on Nov. 8. In neighbouring Poland, the website of the upper house of the parliament, the Senate, was down on Thursday due to an attack by hackers. Reporting by Robert Muller in Prague; Editing by Hugh LawsonOur Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles.
Parlamentul Slovaciei a adoptat joi o lege potrivit căreia o persoană despre care s-a constatat că a plagiat părţi din diplomă îşi pierde titlurile academice - dar aceasta se va aplica numai cazurilor de înşelăciune începând cu anul viitor. Oricine a plagiat până acum pentru a obţine diploma în Slovacia îşi poate păstra titlul academic, inclusiv politicienii. Cu toate acestea, moţiunile de cenzură în parlament au fost toate respinse de coaliţia majoritară. Ca răspuns la proiectul de lege, reprezentanţii studenţilor şi-au exprimat satisfacţia că pentru prima dată există posibilitatea de a retrage diplome dobândite pe nedrept. Matovic şi ceilalţi politicieni de top ar trebui să dea un bun exemplu şi să renunţe voluntar la titlurile lor, au declarat aceştia.
Persons: Oricine, Igor Matovic, Boris Kollar, Maria Benedikovicova, Matovic Locations: Slovaciei, Slovacia, legislaţie, ţării
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