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Electoral preparations and monitoring in Serbia

19 clusters · 112 sources · last updated

Latest: Voter registry discrepancies flagged ahead of Serbian elections

Political tensions in Serbia continue to escalate as the country prepares for snap parliamentary elections on October 25. President Aleksandar Vučić has formalized his plan to resign from the presidency on September 27,

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Central European election polling and popularity shifts

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Latest: Slovakia opposition faces unity hurdles amid criticism of government's Russia policy

In Slovakia, parliamentary election polling remains highly competitive between Progresívne Slovensko (PS) and Smer-SD. While previous Ipsos and INFOSTAT data showed a near-deadlock or a slight Smer lead, a recent August

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Slovenian National Assembly President controversy

6 clusters · 17 sources · last updated

Latest: Slovenian Parliament votes on dismissal of Speaker and Deputy Speaker

Zoran Stevanović, President of the Slovenian National Assembly, has faced significant political scrutiny regarding his constitutional authority, diplomatic conduct, and personal history. In late July, left-wing oppositi

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Slovenian foreign policy and regional diplomacy

4 clusters · 20 sources · last updated

Latest: Slovenian opposition files interpellation against Foreign Minister Tone Kajzer

Slovenia has initiated a period of diplomatic activity focused on defining its foreign policy directions and strengthening regional ties. Following an annual diplomatic retreat at Brdo pri Kranju, Foreign Minister Tone K

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Slovenia's referendum battles deepen

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Latest: Slovenia development law faces referendum

The signature collection campaign to trigger a referendum on the Intervention Act for the Development of Slovenia (ZIURS) has encountered technical and logistical challenges. While early reports suggested momentum with s

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Slovenian political and institutional instability

2 clusters · 11 sources · last updated

Latest: Political instability rises in Slovenia and Croatia

Political instability in Slovenia has escalated from debates over the legitimacy of state institutions to formal legislative attempts to remove high-ranking officials. Initially, tensions centered on the presidency, wit

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Slovenian legislative and healthcare reforms

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Latest: Slovenian medical groups support healthcare parts of Interventional Act

The Slovenian government is pursuing several legislative changes affecting public administration and healthcare. Initial proposals included amending laws regarding the use of national symbols on public buildings to ensur

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Slovenian scholarship law amendment debates

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Latest: Slovenian Parliament passes anti-corruption and long-term care laws

The debate regarding Slovenian scholarship laws has focused on addressing perceived inequalities and administrative hurdles. Initially, advocate Miha Lobnik called for amendments to the Scholarship Act to prevent discrim

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2026 Slovenian farm crisis and fuel subsidy legislation

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Latest: Slovenia proposes financial aid for farmers and foresters

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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Slovenian political controversy involving Boris Mijič

3 clusters · 13 sources · last updated

Latest: Boris Mijič faces criticism over potential Council of Europe appointment

In early September 2026, approximately 2,500 protesters gathered in Ljubljana to demand the resignation of MP Boris Mijič, the government, and the calling of early elections. Organized by the civil initiative Glas ljudst

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Slovenia diplomatic friction with the European Union

6 clusters · 34 sources · last updated

Latest: Israel strengthens diplomatic ties with Slovenia amid shifting foreign policy

Slovenia has engaged in diplomatic friction with the European Union regarding the appointment of officials and the issuance of collective statements. In early August, seven EU member states, including France and Spain, c

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Slovenian referendum scheduling and voting rights dispute

6 clusters · 19 sources · last updated

Latest: Slovenia to hold four referendums on October 11

The Slovenian National Assembly has scheduled four referendums for October 11, 2026. These include one legislative referendum regarding an amendment to the parliamentary inquiry law and three consultative referendums con

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Slovak parliamentary leadership controversy

2 clusters · 11 sources · last updated

Latest: Slovenian deputies propose dismissal of Deputy Speaker Avšič Bogovič

In Slovakia, the opposition movement Progresívne Slovensko (PS) has called for the resignation of Tibor Gašpar, the Deputy Speaker of the National Council. Gašpar, a member of Smer-SD, is facing indictment in the ‘Očiste

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Political and legal tensions in Slovenia

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Latest: Robert Golob faces criminal proceedings in Slovenia

Slovenian political stability has been challenged by allegations of foreign interference and legal scrutiny of opposition leader Robert Golob. In mid-August, Robert Golob, leader of the Freedom Movement, called for a Na

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