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Slovenian Interior Minister Aleš Hojs rings the bell during Justice and Home Affairs Ministers council meeting at the EU headquarters in Brussels on December 9, 2021.

Slovenia’s Right-Wing Opposition Targeted Ahead of Elections

Zoltán Kottász September 30, 2025

Former PM Janez Janša accused the left-wing government of intimidating conservatives at a time when it is struggling in the polls.

Man seen from behind, holding two fingers to side of his head as if holding a gun, in front of brick wall with Slovenian flag projected onto it.

Slovenia’s Battle Over Life and Death Has Just Begun

Jonathon Van Maren July 21, 2025

“When autonomy becomes the supreme value, eligibility for assisted suicide tends to expand over time.”

NATO troops take part in a massive amphibious landing during the Exercise Baltic Operations (BALTOPS) in 2018

EU Relaxes Budget Rules To Let 15 Nations Boost Defense Spending

TEC News July 8, 2025

Facing pressure to meet NATO commitments, a group of EU countries will now be allowed to take on extra debt to fund military upgrades.

Slovenia Calls Consultative Referendum on NATO Future

TEC News July 6, 2025

The move comes after PM Golob suffers shock defence defeat and a deepening coalition rift.

Slovene Prime Minister Robert Golob on October 17, 2024

Slovenian Conservatives Call on Government to Resign After Referendum Flop

Tamás Orbán May 12, 2025

Over 92% of voters rejected the left-wing government’s latest power grab that would have elevated progressive ‘art’ above the country’s cultural legacy.

“Defence of Slovenian Culture”: Voting Starts in Referendum on Special Pensions

TEC News May 7, 2025

The conservative party wants to stop the left-wing government from handing out privileges to a specific cultural elite.

“Double standards, censorship and the abuse of institutions are breaking apart the EU”: An Interview with Branko Grims

Álvaro Peñas November 18, 2024

The European Union will only be as strong as democratic nation states that are integrated into it.

Slovenia Ends Deadlock by Finalizing Commissioner Selection

Tamás Orbán September 20, 2024

Nothing in the treaties says the Commission president can reject a candidate before the parliamentary hearings, but that’s exactly what von der Leyen did.

Von der Leyen Gives Meloni Nominee Consolation Prize in Incoming EU Commission

Tamás Orbán September 17, 2024

As expected, the Patriots–the Parliament’s third largest party group—was completely passed over.

Brussels’ Gender Blackmail Leads to Deadlock in Forming New Commission

Tamás Orbán September 12, 2024

Slovenia’s right-wing opposition refuses to cooperate in switching to a female candidate unless the government releases von der Leyen’s letter pushing for the swap.

Tag: Slovenia

Slovenia’s Right-Wing Opposition Targeted Ahead of Elections

Slovenia’s Battle Over Life and Death Has Just Begun

EU Relaxes Budget Rules To Let 15 Nations Boost Defense Spending

Slovenia Calls Consultative Referendum on NATO Future

Slovenian Conservatives Call on Government to Resign After Referendum Flop

“Defence of Slovenian Culture”: Voting Starts in Referendum on Special Pensions

“Double standards, censorship and the abuse of institutions are breaking apart the EU”: An Interview with Branko Grims

Slovenia Ends Deadlock by Finalizing Commissioner Selection

Von der Leyen Gives Meloni Nominee Consolation Prize in Incoming EU Commission

Brussels’ Gender Blackmail Leads to Deadlock in Forming New Commission

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