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517 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.

• Slovenian Referendum Rejects Political Police Law Amid Voting System Criticism · Slovenian voters rejected a political police law, while activists criticized the electoral commission for long lines and ballot issues.
• RTV Slovenia archives hold extensive footage of politician Janez Janša · Opinion piece notes public broadcaster RTV Slovenia documented Janez Janša's full political career.
• Slovenian Voters Reject TV License Fee Cancellation in Narrow Margin · Slovenian voters narrowly rejected the cancellation of the public TV license fee in a referendum.
• RTV Slovenia head says narrow referendum result does not justify ending media fee · RTV Slovenia director Natalija Gorščak states close referendum result does not legitimise abolishing the broadcaster fee.
• Preliminary Slovenia referendum leads against abolishing RTV funding · Levica politician Asta Vrečko reacts to narrow preliminary RTV Slovenia referendum results.
• Slovenian MP Boris Mijič expelled from Resnica party, resigns seat · Boris Mijič resigned as MP after expulsion from the Resnica political party over financial irregularities.
• Slovenian Referendum Results: TV Fee Vote Remains Toss-Up · Slovenian postal ballots confirm tight margins in four referendum votes, with the TV fee repeal narrowly lost.
• Opposition Leader Golob Challenges Janša to Early Elections · Slovenian opposition leader Robert Golob asked Prime Minister Janez Janša to call early elections after losing a vote of no confidence.
• Ljubljana Omnia polling station reports 45+ minute average wait times · Ljubljana's Omnia polling station has average wait times over 45 minutes during referendum voting.
• Slovenia referendum turnout higher in conservative districts 2026-10-11 · 35.53% of eligible voters cast ballots in Slovenia's 11 Oct 2026 referendum by 16:00
• Trump Urges Ukraine to Replace Zelensky After Criticism of Putin Deal · US President Donald Trump called for Ukraine to elect a new leader who can agree to a ceasefire with Russia.
• Voter turnout reaches 35.53% in Slovenia parliamentary vote · Over 603,000 voters participated in Slovenia's referendum on the parliamentary investigation law by 16:00.
• Slovenia Referendum Results: Majority Rejects Parliamentary Inquiry Bill · Over 50% of voters rejected a new law on parliamentary inquiries in Slovenia's Sunday referendum.
• Slovenian Civil Society Celebrates Rejection of Parliamentary Inquiry Law · Slovenian civil society celebrates the referendum rejection of a parliamentary inquiry law as a victory for democracy.
• Janez Janša coalition seeks changes to Slovenian inquiry law · Slovenian PM Janša's coalition is pushing rapid parliamentary inquiry law amendments.
• Activist Nika Kovač Defends Referendum Campaign Against Authoritarian Shift in Slovenia · Activist Nika Kovač argues citizens must unite to oppose a new referendum on parliamentary investigation powers amid rising authoritarianism.
• Slovenian Democrats reported 590,000 EUR 2026 parliamentary campaign costs · Slovenian party Democrats declared 590,000 EUR in official 2026 election campaign expenses.
• Slovenia prepares secret US nuclear agreement for JEK 2 plant · Slovenian energy ministry reviews draft US agreement for Krško nuclear plant JEK 2.
• Slovenian President Calls for Cautious Voting in Referendums · President Nataša Pirc Musar urges citizens to vote responsibly in upcoming Slovenian referendums.
• Oliver Lovrenski, 19-year-old Norwegian author, wins Oslo Art Prize · Oliver Lovrenski becomes youngest Norwegian bookshop prize winner at 19.
• Slovenian Demography Official Hangs Cross in Ministry Office · Aleš Primc, a Slovenian government official, hung a cross in his ministry office, violating constitutional separation of church and state.
• Repki 2: Music-Literary Project for Children Expands Reach · The Repki 2 project combines rap, literature, and theater to engage young children in Slovenia.
• Slovenian Justice Minister Zupančič Faces Criticism for Lack of Legal Experience · Peter Petrovčič questions Justice Minister Mihael Zupančič's suitability due to his unfamiliarity with the Slovenian justice system.
• Civil society files criminal complaint against Israeli spy firm Cyberglobes · A broad coalition of Slovenian civil society groups filed a criminal complaint alleging illegal spying by the Israeli firm Cyberglobes.
• Slovenian Health Minister Pushes Law to Boost Alcohol and Tobacco Sales · Slovenian Health Minister Tadej Ostrc aims to accelerate alcohol and tobacco sales via new legislation.
• Norway Deemed More Hospitable Than Slovenia Under Jansa Government · A Slovenian translator argues Norway is more friendly than Slovenia during the Jansa administration.
• Slovenian Youth Receive Military Recruitment Letters Despite Conscription Ban · Slovenian Ministry of Defense sent recruitment letters to 2008-born youth despite suspended conscription.
• Historian Timothy Garton Ash on Germany's Far-Right Success · British historian Timothy Garton Ash analyzes Germany's far-right electoral success and resilience.
• Slovenian MP Boris Mijič Criticized for Ignorance of Parliamentary Rules · TV commentator Stanka Prodnik criticizes MP Boris Mijič for not knowing parliamentary rules after election.
• Slovenian Official Hangs Cross in Ministry Despite Secularism · Aleš Primc, a government official, hung a cross in his ministry office, sparking debate over state secularism.