A proposed Slovak law aims to restrict the use of minority languages, particularly affecting the Hungarian population. The amendment mandates Slovak to be the primary language on public signs and prohibits minority languages in public transport and post offices, with fines for violations. This has raised concerns among opposition lawmakers and human rights experts about its impact on businesses and competitiveness. The law has been criticized as a step back in minority rights, while the Slovak Culture Minister defends it as a means to strengthen the state language. Hungary's Foreign Minister has sought reassurances regarding the rights of the Hungarian minority. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)