SUMMARY - Friday, 6 November 2026 - 5 p.m.

Bratislava, 6 November (TASR) - The competitiveness of the European economy, energy security, the European Union's (EU) enlargement policy and negotiations on the EU's Multiannual Financial Framework for 2028–2034 will be high on the agenda of two international parliamentary meetings due to be held at Bratislava Castle on 12 and 13 November. https://etasr.sk/article/23901957 Bratislava, 6 November (TASR) - The Voice-SD party has been looking into the idea of lowering the age of criminal liability for some time, but it doesn't want to turn the submission of proposals into a race to see who can act fastest, Voice-SD MP Peter Kalivoda has told the media, stressing the need for expert discussion and agreement within the governing coalition. https://etasr.sk/article/23902070 Bratislava, 6 November (TASR) - The police are seeking pre-trial custody for a 29-year-old man arrested following a shooting incident on Tomasikova Street in Bratislava on Tuesday (3 November), Bratislava Region Police spokesperson Martina Semetkova has informed TASR. https://etasr.sk/article/23902166 Kosice, 6 November (TASR) - A pre-trial judge of Kosice Municipal Court has rejected a prosecutor's motion to remand in custody police officer Jozef H. [name abbreviated due to legal reasons], who has been charged with sexual violence and rape, ordering his release instead, Kosice Regional Court spokesperson Anna Pancurova has informed TASR. https://etasr.sk/article/23902245 Bratislava, 6 November (TASR) - Slovakia is not paying and won't pay for rejected migrants redistributed from other countries, and the EU should support the country in the area of security and the protection of its external borders rather than demand payments for not taking in migrants, said Interior Minister Matus Sutaj Estok (Voice-SD) in response to Friday's report stating that Slovakia won't be exempt from the solidarity mechanism. https://etasr.sk/article/23902381 Bratislava, 6 November (TASR) - I've warned in the past that giving to individual demands would be a road to hell, because once it starts, every MP could begin making demands, leader of the junior coalition Slovak National Party (SNS) and House Vice-chair Andrej Danko told journalists in Parliament on Friday in connection with the situation in the coalition and changes in its caucuses. https://etasr.sk/article/23902490 NOTICE: If you click on the link or copy it into the search window, the browser will display the full text of the message in the new e-TASR client zone. If you have any questions, please contact [email protected]. jrg