Marta Kos, the ruling party’s presidential candidate, withdrew her bid for the 23 October election, citing “change of circumstances out of personal reasons”. The Freedom Movement will discuss further steps in the coming days, the party said, adding it would focus on the November local elections. Kos, a former diplomat whom polls suggest does not
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Anže Logar, the former foreign minister, has taken the lead ahead of the 23 October presidential election in the latest poll commissioned by the newspapers Dnevnik and Večer. Logar, an MP for the opposition Democratic Party (SDS), polled at 30.2%, up by two percentage points compared to July. He is now 2.7 points ahead of
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Investigative journalist Bojan Požar reports that he has received information about how Marta Kos, Gibanje Svoboda’s candidate for President of the Republic, received money from the UEFA football association, based on a consultancy contract, and at least part of this money was supposed to go to finance the so-called civil society, which fought agitprop against
It must be nice to be the sister of the notorious deep state operative Drago Kos. Namely, Marta Kos, who is doing everything in her power to get to the presidency with the help of Golob’s Freedom Movement party (Gibanje Svoboda), has, following the example of the other presidential candidates, now revealed her financial situation:
The broad alliance of the “left-wing privatisers,” as presidential candidate Nina Krajnik would probably call them, began to crumble less than three months after the parliamentary elections. The rift we are referring to happened between Martina Kos, who wants to present herself to the Slovenian public as a politically neutral candidate, and Milan Kučan, the
Presidential elections await us in the autumn. About ten individuals are expected to consider running for president. Today, philosopher Nina Krajnik will present her candidacy at Slovene Society, and Marta Kos will become the official candidate of the Gibanje Svoboda party. On this occasion, we list the names of potential candidates and the responsibilities that
A new government led by Robert Golob is officially came to power. However, Marta Kos, who was initially mentioned as a possible Minister of Foreign Affairs, is not among its members, nor did she run for parliament. The reason probably lies in the fact that the “pigeon house” is “saving” Marta Kos for the autumn
“Slovenia has always had good relations with Russia; however, during the government of Janez Janša, we experienced a shift towards the United States of America and distancing from Russia – at least externally,” is what Marta Kos, the Vice-President of the newest left-wing party, the Freedom Movement (Gibanje svoboda), told the media outlet Žurnal24 a