Slovakia's national security adviser, Miroslav Lajčák, resigned after documents revealed his messages with Jeffrey Epstein discussing women and diplomacy. Prime Minister Robert Fico accepted his resignation, calling Lajčák an experienced diplomat. The resignation follows the release of three million files by the US Department of Justice, which raised questions about associations with Epstein, although no wrongdoing was shown. Lajčák initially denied discussing women but later resigned to protect Fico politically.