News from the Critical Infrastructure Association of the Slovak Republic

In the geopolitical environment of 2026, as the rivalry between the United States and China has entered a new phase of hybrid confrontation, it is essential to analyze not only Washington's direct economic and technological measures, but also the indirect instruments by which the US is weakening Beijing's global position.

When people talk about climate change, most discussions revolve around the environment. Less is said about the fact that it is also a question of how the state functions — the stability of electricity and water supplies, the operation of transport and digital networks. In other words, the basic systems on which everyday life depends. Climate change is increasingly making itself felt in our geographical conditions and is testing the resilience of critical infrastructure. Extremes are no longer exceptional.

Keď sa povie klimatická zmena, väčšina diskusií sa točí okolo životného prostredia. Menej sa hovorí o tom, že ide aj o otázku fungovania štátu - stabilitu dodávok elektriny, vody, prevádzku dopravy či digitálnych sietí. Teda základných systémov, od ktorých závisí každodenný život. Klimatické zmeny sa čoraz výraznejšie prejavujú aj v našich geografických podmienkach a testujú odolnosť kritickej infraštruktúry. Extrémy už nie sú výnimočné.



