Shock in Slovakia: Lajčák resigns after Epstein correspondence is made public

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico announced that he will accept Lajč&aacute;k&rsquo;s resignation, but regarding Lajč&aacute;k&rsquo;s critics, he said he hasn&rsquo;t seen &#39;so much hypocrisy&#39; in a long time, reports the portal Dnevnik N.&#39;Miro has once again proven himself to be an excellent diplomat, and I accept his offer to end our collaboration, even though all of us&mdash;not just me&mdash;are losing an incredible source of experience in diplomacy and foreign policy. It is strange that a similar symbiosis of the media, the opposition, and government parties did not target opposition leader &Scaron;imeček, who, through grant frauds at both the Slovak and EU level, represents a far greater risk to our country&rsquo;s reputation than Prime Minister&rsquo;s advisor Miroslav Lajč&aacute;k,&#39; Fico&rsquo;s statement reads.In the U.S., new documents regarding Jeffrey Epstein were released on Friday, including communications between Miroslav Lajč&aacute;k and the convicted sex offender.On Friday, the largest batch of court documents on Epstein was published, comprising three million pages, 180,000 photographs, and 2,000 videos.Epstein, a millionaire known for associating with numerous celebrities, died in prison in 2019 while awaiting federal sex trafficking charges; the New York medical examiner ruled his death a suicide.

Shock in Slovakia: Lajčák resigns after Epstein correspondence is made public

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