AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoSlovak Security & Justice: President Peter Pellegrini urged the government to reassess risks after police foiled an arson plot targeting the Ukrainian drone maker Skyeton in eastern Slovakia; prosecutors say three foreign suspects were charged and two detained, with the third arrested in Germany, while Slovakia’s intelligence and military services helped uncover the plan. Digital Governance: Slovakia’s government approved a bill to bar under-16s from social media unless platforms use “reasonable” age checks (self-declaration won’t count), pushing toward privacy-preserving biometric age assurance. NATO & Defence Posture: Slovakia will send more than 100 troops for NATO’s Eastern Sentry mission to monitor airspace and support air defence, using new 3D radars to spot drone threats. Political Oversight: The Prosecutor General will challenge a disciplinary sanction against SIS chief Pavol Gašpar in administrative court after Pellegrini rejected the prosecutor’s bid to overturn it. Diplomacy & International Role: More than 20 Slovak diplomats visited the Holocaust Museum in Sereď as part of preparation for UN Security Council membership bids in 2028–2029. EU-Ukraine Security Context: Slovakia’s leaders also continued to frame European security as inseparable from Russia—while warning against “Russophobia”—as the region faces ongoing hybrid pressure.
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