Slovenia’s Prime Minister Miro Cerar resigned on March 16 after the country’s top court annulled a referendum held last year on a key railway project, ordering a new vote. The court ruled that the backing Mr Cerar’s government offered for the railway project during the referendum campaign was one-sided, and could have affected the outcome of the vote. The move means that Slovenia’s parliamentary elections, which were due in early June, will now be held some weeks earlier.
November 5, 2024
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