Slovak Parliament Suspends Session, Key Votes Postponed Until After Easter

Slovakia's parliament suspended its extraordinary March session with dozens of agenda items left unvoted upon. The National Council, Slovakia's parliament, ended the special session without completing its legislative agenda, leaving numerous proposals in limbo. Lawmakers are scheduled to reconvene in April following the Easter holiday to vote on the outstanding measures. The suspension means that whatever legislative priorities the government or opposition parties had hoped to advance during the March session will face delays of several weeks.