AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoSuperreferendum Push: Prime Minister Janez Janša’s conservative government is lining up an 11 October “superreferendum day” bundling four votes, including changes tied to parliamentary investigations, public broadcasting funding, social assistance rules, and local voting eligibility—sparking warnings from civil society that it could weaken judicial independence. EU Foreign Policy Clash: Seven EU countries have criticised Slovenia’s move to block former foreign minister Tanja Fajon from an EEAS top Sahel post, with France and Spain calling the process insufficiently transparent and Slovenia filing a criminal complaint. Ljubljana Courtroom Drama: Luka Dončić’s ex-fiancée Anamaria Goltes has shifted the fight to Slovenia, reportedly seeking about $50m and reduced parenting time after withdrawing a California child-support petition. Sports Governance Spotlight: UEFA president Aleksander Čeferin says he’s not seeking FIFA’s top job, while the Slovenian football chief remains locked in a broader power struggle with Gianni Infantino. Church Abuse Case: Unpublished letters from women in the Slovenian Loyola community are now reported to be part of the records in the Vatican-linked Rupnik abuse allegations. Tourism & Travel Context: Europe’s summer travel is up modestly, with growth uneven across countries, and Ljubljana appears among destinations benefiting from the shift toward more varied weekend travel.
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