Slovakia is facing a potential lawsuit from the European Commission following a failed selection process for a European Public Prosecutor. The situation stems from issues surrounding the selection process, with accusations of political interference hindering a successful outcome. Details suggest a link between a politician and an individual involved in the selection, raising concerns about impartiality. The political party Smer is reportedly experiencing difficulties in Prešov, potentially related to these broader issues. Without a designated European Public Prosecutor, Slovakia will be excluded from participation in crucial European legal proceedings. This development underscores broader concerns about the rule of law and judicial independence within Slovakia. The outcome could significantly impact Slovakia’s relationship with the EU and its access to European funding.