Slovak President Zuzana Čaputová is facing a serious political crisis after a vote to impeach her was initiated by the ruling leftist coalition. Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has publicly warned of a growing “tyranny,” expressing concern over the move to strip President Čaputová of her mandate. The impeachment attempt comes amid heightened political tensions and accusations of undermining national interests. Critics argue the move is politically motivated and aims to weaken democratic institutions. Čaputová, a pro-Western leader, has been a staunch supporter of Ukraine and has clashed with the new government led by Robert Fico. The situation raises concerns about the rule of law and democratic backsliding within Slovakia and the wider region, prompting international attention.