It was not enough when Slovenia became the laughing stock of the foreign media because of Golob’s “pandemic advice,” now we are once again on the radar of the world media because of the leftists, this time because of the “strange choice” of presidential candidates, or the “local Che Guevarrahs,” who will take part in …
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Possible Russian meddling in the Slovenian elections was detected when an NGO, believed to be a special-purpose vehicle for avoiding campaign financing rules for the SvoboDA party, offered free taxi rides to voters in their stronghold Ljubljana. The SvoboDA was registered a few weeks before the election, and its financing is not transparent. The party …
Political analyst Matevž Tomšič does not expect the Freedom Movement to have major problems forming a government given that it can pick among several coalition partners and govern with only one other party if necessary. “He’ll be able to avoid blackmail or setting of conditions since everyone will be replaceable,” Tomšič, a professor at the …
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The incumbent MPs for the Italian and Hungarian minorities, Felice Žiža and Ferenc Horváth, secured re-election on Sunday. Žiža got 60.8% of the vote to beat Maurizio Tremul among the members of the Italian community who cast their ballot. In the Hungarian community, Horváth got 58.3% of the vote ahead of Mihael Kasaš (23.2%) and …
“If this will be the actual number of seats we get, we will have equalled the party’s best result in history and significantly increased the number of votes and won in districts we have never won before,” said the departing Prime Minister Janez Janša in a post-election statement for the media. According to him, the …
The biggest losers in Sunday’s elections to the National Assembly are the parties of the so-called Constitutional Arch Coalition (the left-wing parties of the current opposition): the Social Democrats and the Left party barely crossed the parliamentary threshold, while the Party of Alenka Bratušek and the List of Marjan šarec are a thing of the …
