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150 signals for Political+Supply Chain · Slovenia

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PoliticalUpdate🇸🇮Slovenia70d ago

Reports of tensions in Ljubljana [8 sources]

8.5/10·GDELT Events Historical

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PoliticalUpdate🇸🇮Slovenia71d ago

Reports of tensions in Ljubljana [7 sources]

8.5/10·GDELT Events Historical

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PoliticalUpdate🇸🇮Slovenia75d ago

Israel made demands of The EU in Slovenia [10 sources]

6.8/10·GDELT Events Historical

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PoliticalUpdate🇸🇮Slovenia77d ago

Government rejected overtures in Slovenia [3 sources]

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PoliticalUpdate🇸🇮Slovenia66d ago

United Kingdom criticized in Slovenia [5 sources]

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PoliticalUpdate🇸🇮Slovenia66d ago

United Kingdom criticized in Slovenia [5 sources]

5.8/10·GDELT Events Historical·Maribor

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PoliticalUpdate🇸🇮Slovenia68d ago

United States criticized in Slovenia [3 sources]

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PoliticalUpdate🇸🇮Slovenia70d ago

Reports of conflict in Slovenia [10 sources]

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PoliticalUpdate🇦🇹Austria 🇮🇪Ireland 🇪🇸Spain+857d ago

Former Eurovision winners including Denmark's Emmelie de Forest and Ireland's Charlie McGettigan are leading calls to exclude Israel from the 2026 Eurovision Song Contest in Vienna, citing the humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza. National broadcasters from Ireland, Spain, Iceland, Slovenia, and the Netherlands have announced withdrawal from the event, and over 1,000 artists—including Björk, Massive Attack, and Brian Eno—have signed a petition opposing Israel's participation, though the European Broadcasting Union ruled in December that Israel would be allowed to compete.

5.2/10·Middle East Eye·Vienna, State of Vienna

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PoliticalCrisis🇸🇮Slovenia 🇪🇸Spain 🇫🇷France30d ago

UN rapporteur praises Slovenian president over Palestinian flag stance Francesca Albanese, the UN special rapporteur on the occupied Palestinian territory, praised Slovenian President Natasa Pirc Musar after she criticised the decision by Prime Minister Janez Janša to remove the Palestinian flag from the main government building in Ljubljana. In a post on X, Albanese described Palestine as the “moral compass of our time” and said Musar’s response demonstrated that there “is hope for Europe”. She added that such a Europe would “put people above banks and markets, rights above profits, and respect international law regardless of political calculus”.

4.9/10·Middle East Eye (RSS)·Ljubljana, Ljubljana

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PoliticalUpdate🇸🇮Slovenia31d ago

LJUBLJANA, June 4 (Reuters) - Slovenia's parliament on Thursday approved Prime Minister Janez Jansa's centre-right government, which has pledged tax cuts, targeted spending and an anti-corruption drive. Jansa, a pro-Trump populist who secured a fourth term after an inconclusive March election,said the cabinet would represent the whole country, with ministers drawn from different generations and across Slovenia. Slovenia had been led for the past four years by a liberal government under Robert Golob, who narrowly won the election but failed to form a majority coalition.

4.9/10·Al-Monitor (MENA)·Ljubljana, Ljubljana

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PoliticalUpdate🇸🇮Slovenia21d ago

Remarks by Slovenian member of European Parliament Vladimir Prebilic regarding possible sanctions by the EU against Justice Minister Akın Gürlek drew the ire of the ruling Justice...

4.7/10·Daily Sabah (Economy)

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PoliticalCrisis🇸🇮Slovenia 🇮🇱Israel 🇵🇸Palestine30d ago

Slovenia’s new prime minister takes down Palestinian flag in pro-Israel turn Janez Jansa began his fourth term as Slovenia’s prime minister by ordering the  Palestinian  flag removed from the main government building in Ljubljana, where it had flown for two years. The move, carried out almost immediately after he took office on Thursday, signalled a sharp pro- Israel  turn under a leader closely aligned with US President Donald Trump and Israel. In a post on X on Friday, Jansa said his government would pursue what he called a “responsible” foreign policy “based on facts”, language many read as a coded rejection of Slovenia’s recent anti-genocide stance and its commitment to international law.

4.7/10·Middle East Eye (RSS)·Ljubljana, Ljubljana

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PoliticalCrisis🇩🇪Germany 🇮🇹Italy 🇪🇸Spain+357d ago

Germany's Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul rejected a Spanish, Irish, and Slovenian motion to suspend the EU-Israel trade agreement over human rights concerns and the Gaza conflict, arguing instead for continued 'constructive dialogue.' A German sociology professor argues this diplomatic posture is ineffectual rhetoric that shields Germany's support for Israel without delivering outcomes for affected populations.

4.5/10·Middle East Eye

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Supply ChainUpdate🇸🇮Slovenia11d ago

Safety and Shipping Review 2026: Vessel and cargo value in region shows importance of maritime chokepoints. Managing geopolitical disruptions is now a top priority for shipowners and cargo operators. Geopolitical tensions challenge shipping's ongoing long-term safety improvements.

4.3/10·Slovenia Times

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PoliticalUpdate🇸🇮Slovenia 🇮🇱Israel24d ago

Slovenia's new government has paved the way for a fresh diplomatic start with Israel, lifting entry bans on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and two far-right cabinet members a week after taking office. The move, announced by Prime Minister Janez Janša's new government on 11 June, rolls back a ...

4.3/10·Slovenia Times

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PoliticalUpdate🇸🇮Slovenia30d ago

Palestinian officials welcome Slovenian president’s show of support The State of Palestine's official X account has praised Slovenian President Natasa Pirc Musar after she opposed a decision by Prime Minister Janez Jansa to remove the Palestinian flag from a government building in Ljubljana. Musar announced that the Palestinian flag would be flown outside the presidential palace for a week and then displayed inside the building for the remainder of her term. She said the flag would remain there “as a reminder to all who visit my office”, framing the move as a statement in support of human dignity and rights.

4.3/10·Middle East Eye (RSS)·Ljubljana, Ljubljana

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PoliticalUpdate🇸🇮Slovenia31d ago

Slovenia's first-ever government composed entirely of right-of-centre parties took office on 4 June after parliament approved Prime Minister Janez Janša's new cabinet to succeed the left-wing administration of Robert Golob. Comprising 15 ministers, Janša's fourth coalition government to date was ...

4.3/10·Slovenia Times

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PoliticalUpdate🇸🇮Slovenia47d ago

The president of the Slovenian Democratic Party (SDS), Janez Jansa, was nominated today as the prime minister-designate for the composition of the new Slovenian government, with the support of 48 deputies.

4.3/10·Danas (Serbia)

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PoliticalCrisis🇸🇮Slovenia5d ago

Slovenia's right-wing majority has blocked an opposition bid to launch two commissions of parliamentary inquiry into alleged foreign election interference and illicit campaign financing. Lawmakers voted down the agenda of a 30 June emergency session just 30 minutes after it began, preventing the ...

3.7/10·Slovenia Times

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PoliticalUpdate🇸🇮Slovenia6d ago

Slovenian opposition parties have rejected outright a formal "development partnership" proposed by newly sworn-in Prime Minister Janez Janša and his right-wing coalition, leaving the government to navigate its legislative agenda without cross-party consensus. The initiative, titled the ...

3.7/10·Slovenia Times

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PoliticalUpdate🇸🇮Slovenia20d ago

Just months ahead of local elections in Slovenia, parliament has passed amendments stripping third-country nationals of their right to vote, despite concerns raised by NGOs, the human rights ombudsman and the Council of Europe. The law is expected to face a challenge before the Constitutional ...

3.7/10·Slovenia Times

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PoliticalUpdate🇸🇮Slovenia30d ago

Within hours of taking office, Slovenia's new government began reversing some of the most visible symbols of its predecessor's pro-Palestinian stance, signalling a broader realignment in foreign policy under Prime Minister Janez Janša. Under the previous centre-left government led by Robert ...

3.7/10·Slovenia Times

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PoliticalUpdate🇸🇮Slovenia30d ago

A wave of familiar faces returned to senior roles in Slovenia as the new government filled key posts across ministries, the security apparatus and state agencies within hours of taking office. Many of the appointments went to former ministers, diplomats and officials with experience from previous ...

3.7/10·Slovenia Times

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PoliticalCrisis🇸🇮Slovenia2d ago

The group of the European People's Party (EPP) in the European Parliament has expelled Branko Grims, a Slovenian member of the European Parliament known for his fiery rhetoric and far-right views that often clashed with the EPP's more mainstream views. The largest grouping in the European ...

3.5/10·Slovenia Times

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