"The Slovenian parliamentary elections is an important race that will determine whether the small EU nation of 2 million people maintains its liberal course or whether illiberal right-wing populists like Hungary's Viktor Orban and Slovakia's Robert Fico will get added support within the bloc."
"As the vote looks to be exceedingly close, with neither camp projected to win a clear majority in Slovenia's 90-member parliament, small parties will be key to either side's ability to put together a governing coalition."
"Allegations of foreign election interference made headlines in Slovenia, with Jansa being accused of hiring a private Israeli intelligence outfit."
The Freedom Movement, led by Prime Minister Robert Golob, is expected to win Slovenia's parliamentary election with 29.9% of the votes. The opposition Slovenian Democratic Party, led by Janez Jansa, is projected to receive 27.5%. The election is crucial for Slovenia's political direction, determining if it continues its liberal course or shifts towards right-wing populism. Small parties will play a significant role in forming a governing coalition, as neither major party is expected to secure a clear majority.
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