Slovenia's intelligence agency has unequivocally confirmed foreign influence in recent parliamentary elections, casting a shadow over coalition negotiations following an inconclusive vote.
Slovenia's government states its intelligence service has confirmed foreign influence in recent parliamentary elections, with evidence handed to law enforcement.
Slovenia introduces fuel rationing as the first EU country, limiting private drivers to 50 litres daily due to price surges from Middle East conflict and cross-border 'fuel tourism'.
Slovenia heads to the polls in a tight election between centre-left PM Robert Golob and rightwing populist Janez Janša, with campaigners warning of rising anti-Romany rhetoric and fears for minority rights.
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As Slovenia heads to the polls on 22 March 2026, the election pits the centre-left coalition against the hard-right SDS, led by Janez Janša. This contest raises concerns about democratic erosion in a stable EU nation.
