Slovakia's rejection of WHO rules would weaken the country, opposition party warns
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The liberal opposition party Freedom and Solidarity (SaS) has criticized Health Minister Kamil Šaško's decision to propose that Slovakia should not join the World Health Organization's updated regulations. SaS argues that rejecting the WHO rules would weaken Slovakia's position in international health cooperation. The controversy centers on Slovakia's potential non-participation in recent updates to WHO guidelines, though the specific nature of these regulatory changes was not detailed in the available information.