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Nataša Pirc Musar
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Educational policy and school infrastructure developments
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Latest: Croatia invests in school expansions and modernizations
The 2026/2027 academic year in the Balkans and Central Europe is characterized by significant infrastructure investments, local funding initiatives, and administrative disputes. In Croatia, large-scale projects aim to
Slovenia voters reject parliamentary inquiry reform
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Latest: Slovenian political polarization intensifies amid referendum debates
On October 11, 2026, Slovenian voters delivered split results across four simultaneous referendums, marked by a historic turnout of 54.78 percent following the inclusion of overseas ballots. In the only binding legislat
Slovenian Sovereignty Day political controversy
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Latest: Slovenia state celebration disrupted by unauthorized protesters
Political tensions have escalated in Slovenia regarding the state celebration of Sovereignty Day in Koper, marking the 35th anniversary of the departure of the last Yugoslav People’s Army (JNA) troops in October 1991. Th
Slovenian diplomatic visits to the Vatican
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Latest: Slovenian President Nataša Pirc Musar meets Pope Leo XIV
Slovenian President Nataša Pirc Musar conducted a diplomatic visit to the Vatican to meet with Pope Leo XIV and Vatican Secretary of State Cardinal Pietro Parolin. The visit included the formal delivery of a written invi
Slovakia election polling and regional election outcomes
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Latest: Progressive Slovakia struggles to gain regional electoral support
In Slovakia, parliamentary election polling remains highly competitive between Progresívne Slovensko (PS) and Smer-SD. While previous data showed a near-deadlock, recent August 2026 polls have fluctuated; a SANEP poll pl
Missing persons from Yugoslav Wars
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Latest: Disputes arise over cooperation in locating missing persons in Balkans
Data from the International Commission on Missing Persons indicates that approximately 40,000 people went missing during the 1990s armed conflicts in the former Yugoslavia. Current searches focus on roughly 11,000 indivi
Slovak political and social policy developments
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Latest: Slovak President Peter Pellegrini signs new budget and civil codes
President Peter Pellegrini has taken significant steps regarding domestic social policy and national political positioning. On October 13, 2026, Pellegrini signed a social services reform law intended to restructure the
2026 Slovenian farm crisis and fuel subsidy legislation
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Latest: Slovenia seeks EU approval for temporary fuel tax reductions
In mid-September 2026, the Slovenian National Assembly held an extraordinary session to consider legislative changes to mitigate high fuel prices for the agricultural and transport sectors. The proposed measures include
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