AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoRTV SLO Funding Referendum: Slovenia’s governing parties are pushing a non-binding October vote on whether to abolish the RTV SLO licence fee (about €14 per household), with critics warning it could shift the broadcaster’s dependence onto the state budget. Public Finance: The government adopted starting points for the 2026 budget rebalance and the 2027–28 budget prep, setting 2026 expenditures at €18.4bn and urging ministries to propose deficit-reducing measures without new taxes. Prosecutor vs. Politics: The Assembly for the Republic reacted to an indictment over the beheading of Tito’s statue in Velenje, calling the reasoning offensive and incompatible with Slovenia’s constitutional order. Banking Deal: Raiffeisen moved past the 55% acceptance threshold to take control of Addiko Bank, while Slovenia’s NLB has its own competing bid. International Sports & Slovenia: FIVB confirmed Russia’s return to the 2027 Volleyball Nations League, with Slovenia’s women keeping their spot; the same week also highlighted Slovenia’s first VNL medal. EU Migration Pressure: Italy reintroduced border controls with Spain amid the Ceuta crisis, adding friction to Schengen debates across EU capitals.
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