The article discusses the ongoing challenges faced by the Slovak ruling coalition, which is seen as consistently incompetent and failing to prioritize its political responsibilities. It highlights that the coalition has been neglecting important parliamentary issues and is increasingly criticized by both journalists and citizens for its lack of accountability and performance. Despite concerns regarding unfinished legislative business, the coalition leaders appear unbothered and continue to take extended breaks from parliamentary duties. As the first parliamentary session of the year comes to an end without resolving key issues, the coalition’s decision to gather only after spring breaks has sparked outrage among opposition members and the public. Journalists have pointed out the coalition’s conflicting statements about being overworked yet simultaneously taking extended breaks. The representatives of the coalition have defensively claimed that they are still engaging with citizens and followed by an alternative work agenda outside the parliament, countering the criticisms directed at them.

This situation poses significant implications for the governance in Slovakia as the apparent disconnection between the coalition’s claims and its actions may lead to further discontent among voters. As unresolved issues pile up, the effectiveness of the government is called into question, which might influence future elections and public trust in democratic processes.