Martina Simkovicová, the Slovak cultural minister, plans to tighten language laws and increase penalties for violations. Experts warn this could lead to international issues for Slovakia, reminiscent of the 1995 law introduction. Horony Ákos, the minority government commissioner, stated there are no official proposals yet, but the outlook is concerning. He emphasized the lack of penalties in the past 15 years and expressed that the tightening could escalate tensions. Hungarian Foreign Minister Szijjártó Péter stressed the importance of monitoring this situation and ensuring no regression in minority rights. Horony is seeking a meeting with the cultural minister to discuss potential amendments. Teljes cikk (Index.hu)