Slovenia’s elections on Sunday feature a tight race between incumbent Prime Minister Robert Golob of the Freedom Movement and former Prime Minister Janez Jansa of the Slovenian Democratic Party. Polls show no clear frontrunner, with the outcome likely dependent on smaller parties. The election may also reshape Slovenia’s foreign policy, particularly regarding Israel and Palestine, as Golob’s government has criticized Israeli actions, contrasting with Jansa’s pro-Israel stance. Accusations of foreign interference have emerged following the release of covert recordings related to the election.
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