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'Enough!' Abortion denial row sparks outcry in Croatia

Zagreb (AFP) - The heart-rending case of a woman denied an abortion by four hospitals despite the foetus having an aggressive tumour has sparked an outcry over women's rights in largely Catholic Croatia.

AFP

Luka Dončić's path to NBA stardom began with a 76ers draft pick who could dunk over a car

PHILADELPHIA — Marko Milič didn’t have money for a car, so he hitched a ride with a friend twice a day to drive the 30 miles between his Slovenian hometown and the city he was playing in.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Paisley para table tennis star Martin Perry seals impressive bronze at Slovenia Open

Perry made it all the way to the semi-finals after picking up some excellent results against the world's best players.

Daily Record

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Emir of Qatar Holds Talks in Slovenia, Visits Spain Tuesday

The Emir of Qatar Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani said his talks with the President of Slovenia, Borut Pahor, on Monday were constructive and would contribute to developing relations between the two countries at various levels. The talks between the two officials focused on bilateral cooperation between Qatar and…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Janette Manrara stuns in bikini while on a trip to her husband's home in Slovenia

Strictly It Takes Two host Janette Manrara enjoys the sunshine with a good book at Aljaz Skorjanec's Balkan home

Daily Mirror

War refugee’s cross-Atlantic voyage blossoms into a gift that keeps on giving

‘It’s like a story of survival for generations to come, and we intend to keep passing it down.’

Chicago Sun-Times

Six people confirmed dead in Slovenia chemical plant blast

Six people were confirmed dead after an explosion at a chemical plant in southeastern Slovenia, state news agency STA reported on Friday.

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Up to five missing, six injured in Slovenia chemical plant blast

Up to five people were missing and presumed dead and six others injured after an explosion on Thursday at a chemical plant in the town of Kocevje in southeastern Slovenia.

Reuters

Slavko Vincic named as referee for Rangers vs Frankfurt Europa League final showdown

SLOVENIAN referee Slavkp Vincic has been named as the man in the middle for the Europa League final next week.

The National (Scotland)

Ukraine start World Cup play-off preparation in Slovenia

Brdo Castle (Slovenia) (AFP) - Ukraine midfielder Taras Stepanenko said Friday that the team from the war-torn country would "play with our souls and our hearts" as they prepare in Slovenia for their 2022 World Cup play-off against Scotland.

AFP

17 countries with scrapped travel rules for holidays - including Greece and Switzerland

Daily Record

Slovenia goes liberal and green — but Europe hasn’t booted populism completely

On the same day France rebuffed the far right movement, Slovenia did the same. But that doesn’t mean the tide has turned.

Crikey

Winner of Slovenia vote hopes to form government by mid-June

The winner of last weekend parliamentary vote in Slovenia says he hopes to have a new government formed by mid-June

The Independent UK

Pro-EU politicians hail defeat of Slovenia’s hard-right prime minister

Robert Golob’s victory against Janez Janša is ‘a chance to make Europe stronger’

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Al Jazeera

Liberal opposition beats right-wing ruling party in Slovenia vote

Preliminary figures show opposition Freedom Movement party leading with 34.34 percent of the vote.

The Independent UK

Slovenia's populist leader loses power as trend continues

Only months ago, Robert Golob was virtually unknown in politics, didn’t belong to any party, but had a clear goal: remove Slovenian populist Prime Minister Janez Jansa from power and stop a democratic backslide in the tiny Alpine state

Tribune News Service

Commentary: Macron’s win is an opportunity for France and the EU

In 2017, France bucked the populist trend by voting for Emmanuel Macron against europhobic Marine Le Pen. In 2022, it has done so again – just as Slovenia looks set to eject its nationalist leader.

AFP

Liberals defeat Slovenian PM Jansa in divisive elections

Ljubljana (AFP) - Political newcomer liberal Robert Golob defeated Slovenia's three-time Prime Minister conservative Janez Jansa in elections on Sunday in a country split by bitter political divisions over the rule of law.

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Upstart party defeats nationalist premier in Slovenia's elections

A newly formed protest party in Slovenia beat Janez Jansa, a nationalist prime minister who has challenged the European Union’s democratic standards, by an unexpectedly wide margin in general elections.

AFP

Liberals surge ahead of Slovenian PM Jansa in divisive elections

Ljubljana (AFP) - A small liberal party headed by political newcomer Robert Golob was surging ahead of Slovenia's three-time Prime Minister Janez Jansa's conservatives in elections on Sunday, partial official results showed.

Tribune News Service

Nationalist EU leader faces possible ouster in Slovenia vote

Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Jansa is fighting an uphill battle in elections Sunday that may rid the European Union of a leader who has challenged its democratic values.

Reuters

Environmentalist party leads in Slovenia's election with 35.8% of vote -exit poll

The Environmentalist Freedom Movement party looked on course to win Slovenia's parliamentary election on Sunday as an exit poll by the Mediana agency showed the party leading with 35.8% of the vote, ahead of populist Prime Minister Janez Jansa's SDS party.

Al Jazeera

Slovenia votes in tight parliamentary elections

Populist PM Janez Jansa faces a tough challenge from the liberal candidate in the politically divided EU nation.

Radio France Internationale

Slovenian PM Janez Jansa risks defeat in tight parliamentary poll

Slovenians go to the polls on Sunday in parliamentary elections expected to be a tight race between conservative Prime Minister Janez Jansa and political newcomer Robert Golob.

The Independent UK

Slovenians vote in tight race between populists, liberals

Slovenians cast ballots Sunday in a parliamentary election that is expected to be a tight race between Prime Minister Janez Jansa’s ruling right-wing populists and liberals in the politically divided European Union nation

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