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Slovenia: Supreme Court Upholds Assisted Dying Referendum

TEC News March 25, 2026

Multiple campaign irregularities—and worse—were noted in Ljubljana, but not found to have significantly impacted the national vote on euthanasia.

Slovenia’s opposition leader and nationalist former Prime Minister Janez Janša gives a statement after casting his vote during the general election in Arnače on March 22, 2026.

Conservatives Contest Tight Slovenian Election Result

Michael Curzon March 23, 2026

The leftist prime minister wants to move on quickly from the vote, but critics say there is evidence of foul play.

Slovenia Reacts with Fuel Limits to Border Demand Surge

TEC News March 22, 2026

Slovenia has introduced temporary restraints on fuel purchases—as neighbouring drivers cross the border in search of cheaper fuel, straining supply at local stations.

Slovenia’s Prime Minister Janez Janša in Brussels, on May 31, 2022 (L); and Slovenia's Prime Minister Robert Golob in Portorož on October 20, 2025

Conservatives Vow To Dismantle Deep State Ahead of Slovenian Election

Zoltán Kottász March 20, 2026

As Slovenia heads to the polls this Sunday, revelations of corruption and entrenched networks within the left-wing government have emerged.

“PM Golob knows that the game is over”—Slovenian Political Analyst Sebastjan Jeretič

Álvaro Peñas March 19, 2026

“The aversion toward Golob due to mismanagement in healthcare, the economy, and agriculture is now so great that I do not see how they can turn the situation around.”

European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos in Kyiv on February 25, 2026

EU Commissioner Marta Kos Faces Spy Allegations

TEC News March 13, 2026

Slovenian MEP Romana Tomc presented new documents alleging Kos collaborated with Yugoslav intelligence, demanding a Commission investigation.

Key 2026 Elections To Set a Course for the European Union

Javier Villamor January 13, 2026

Voter choices in several Member States will have an impact on whether the EU consolidates its centralising drift or preserves internal counterweights.

How Slovenian Campaigners Beat Euthanasia

Jonathon Van Maren December 10, 2025

Behind the “miracle” was a broad coalition with a joint strategy, revealing the lies and cynicism of the proponents of the law.

People react as they watch the votes being counted during the 2025 Eurovision Song Contest being screened at a community center in Tel Aviv, Israel, early on May 18, 2025.

Israel’s 2026 Entry Pushes Eurovision to the Edge: Four Countries Quit

Javier Villamor December 5, 2025

The controversy over Israel is turning the song contest into a new cultural and diplomatic battleground of the continent.

Slovenia Becomes Third EU State To Safeguard Cash Payments

TEC News December 2, 2025

A broad majority in parliament backed the right to pay with cash, the latest sign of Central Europe resisting a shift to digital-only payments.

Tag: Slovenia

Slovenia: Supreme Court Upholds Assisted Dying Referendum

Conservatives Contest Tight Slovenian Election Result

Slovenia Reacts with Fuel Limits to Border Demand Surge

Conservatives Vow To Dismantle Deep State Ahead of Slovenian Election

“PM Golob knows that the game is over”—Slovenian Political Analyst Sebastjan Jeretič

EU Commissioner Marta Kos Faces Spy Allegations

Key 2026 Elections To Set a Course for the European Union

How Slovenian Campaigners Beat Euthanasia

Israel’s 2026 Entry Pushes Eurovision to the Edge: Four Countries Quit

Slovenia Becomes Third EU State To Safeguard Cash Payments

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