Following a recent femicide in Gelnica, Slovak Minister Žilinka is publicly calling on the government to implement systemic changes to address recurring violence against women. The minister’s statement highlights concerns about a pattern of such tragedies and a need for preventative measures. Simultaneously, criticism is being leveled against Prime Minister Fico regarding his handling of Slovakia’s national debt, with accusations of misrepresentation. Additionally, the STVR (Specialized Criminal Court) reports that its operations are proceeding as planned, though details remain limited. These issues – the femicide, economic concerns, and judicial proceedings – are currently dominating the Slovak news cycle. Žilinka’s call for systemic change suggests a broader dissatisfaction with current approaches to women’s safety and a demand for concrete action from the government. The combination of these events underscores a period of political and social scrutiny in Slovakia.