Slovenia

Hundreds of Slovenian citizens joined the protest, including Milan Kučan, Slovenia’s first president

Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband set out the package in the House of Commons as part of what he called a reset of Britain’s relationship with Israel

The former prime minister has consistently denied wrongdoing, calling the affair a political fight by a resentful former minister

Brussels comes under fire for excessive regulation, migration, energy costs, the Green Deal and handling the war in Ukraine

The new Slovenian prime minister clearly emerges as Netanyahu’s best ally in Brussels, replacing Viktor Orbán

The planned EU-wide Competitiveness Fund, which would distribute money without national quotas, risks channelling funds only to the richest western states

Former spy chief’s deputy speaks for first time as veteran politician urges Nataša Pirc Musar to cut all ties with Russia

The Prime Minister seeks early public mandate for sweeping changes to judiciary oversight, welfare, public media and local voting

The new centre-right government in Slovenia withdrew the nomination of the former social-democrat foreign minister for the EU post

Domestic disputes risk weakening the EU’s response to coups, jihadist threats, and Russian influence in West Africa

The controversy emerged prominently during the tenure of Prime Minister Robert Golob’s government, which attempted to incorporate these investments into its defence budget

The PM announced that his government will freeze the recognition of Palestine, which he described as an “illegal decision” taken by the previous left-wing administration