Peter Pellegrini, the Slovak president, responded in a video to a letter from Hungarian Péter regarding the Beneš decrees. He criticized Péter for referring to Slovakia as Felvidék, calling it an insult. A law passed last year could impose up to six months in prison for questioning the Beneš decrees, which collectively stigmatized Hungarians and Germans after WWII. Péter argues this law violates human rights and strains Slovak-Hungarian relations. The issue gained attention after the opposition party, Progressive Slovakia, urged the government to address land confiscations. Teljes cikk (Telex.hu)