National Assembly of Slovenia

Student List wins snap parliamentary elections in Serbia

54 clusters · 1123 sources · last updated 1 day ago

Latest: Serbia: Student movements emerge as a unifying force for opposition

Following the snap parliamentary elections held on October 25, 2026, the ‘Student List’ (Studentska lista/Students Win) has emerged as the largest group in Serbia’s 250-seat National Assembly. The movement secured approx

Slovenia prepares for December 6 referendum on ZIURS law

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Latest: Slovenia government supports referendums on face covering and debureaucratization

The signature collection campaign to trigger a referendum on the Intervention Act for the Development of Slovenia (ZIURS) successfully reached its target. Branimir Štrukelj, president of the Confederation of Public Secto

2026 Slovenian farm crisis and fuel subsidy legislation

13 clusters · 34 sources · last updated 5 days ago

Latest: Slovenia seeks EU approval to lower fuel excise taxes

Throughout 2026, the Slovenian government implemented multiple relief measures to support the agricultural and transport sectors facing high energy costs, fertilizer prices, and extreme weather. In August, Minister of Ag

Slovenia 2026 local elections

3 clusters · 12 sources · last updated 6 days ago

Latest: Slovenia local elections set for November 15

Slovenia is preparing for local elections scheduled for November 15, 2026, across all 212 municipalities. The process began with a signature collection period in September, with a potential second round for mayoral races

Orthodox Church legal and political controversies

2 clusters · 15 sources · last updated 10 days ago

Latest: Zoran Stevanović faces scrutiny over church land donor claims

In Croatia, the Parliament has raised questions regarding the legality of the Serbian Orthodox Church’s operations. The debate focuses on a 2002 ‘Agreement of Common Interest’ signed by former Prime Minister Ivica Račan,

Slovenia voters reject parliamentary inquiry reform

10 clusters · 76 sources · last updated 11 days ago

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 Human Rights Ombudsman activities

2 clusters · 4 sources · last updated 11 days ago

Latest: Slovenian Human Rights Ombudsman intervenes on burial rights

Human Rights Ombudsman Simona Drenik Bavdek has conducted various interventions and consultations regarding social and civil rights in Slovenia. In Sežana, the Ombudsman met with residents and local officials to address

Slovakia election polling and regional election outcomes

17 clusters · 40 sources · last updated 13 days ago

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

Slovenian government economic and legislative priorities

12 clusters · 24 sources · last updated 20 days ago

Latest: Janez Janša outlines education reforms and economic priorities

Political tensions in Slovenia have escalated as the government faces increased scrutiny from opposition leaders. During a session of the National Assembly, Prime Minister Janez Janša addressed rising energy costs, reite

Resignation of Tea Košir from Slovenian government

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Latest: Tea Košir to return to family business instead of infrastructure role

Tea Košir, the former Slovenian State Secretary at the Ministry of Health and former Member of Parliament, has transitioned out of her political roles. Following a proposal by Minister of Health Tadej Ostrc, Košir resign

Political developments in the Slovenian National Assembly

2 clusters · 7 sources · last updated 27 days ago

Latest: Slovenian deputies Tea Košir and Boris Mijič depart parties

The Slovenian National Assembly has experienced internal political developments involving ethical reviews and party departures. In late September, the Presidency of the National Assembly ruled that SDS deputy Žan Mahnič

Slovenia enacts law to fund rare disease treatments

3 clusters · 15 sources · last updated 30 days ago

Latest: Slovenia enacts law to fund advanced treatments for rare diseases in children

The Slovenian law establishing a public fund for the advanced treatment of rare diseases in children and adolescents has officially entered into force. The legislation provides a regulated framework for financing high-co