Peter Pellegrini, the Slovak president, signed a modification to the penal code that criminalizes foreign influence in election campaigns and the public denial of post-World War II arrangements. He decided not to veto the modification, which has faced criticism, particularly regarding its implications for the Beneš decrees. Following this decision, Forró Krisztián, an advisor on minority issues, resigned, stating it conflicted with his principles. The modification has sparked tensions between Slovaks and Hungarians in Slovakia. Teljes cikk (Telex.hu)