Prime Minister Subject of Another Anti-Graft Probe

The case refers to the holidays that the prime minister had taken place in Croatia in 2023 at the house of businessman Tomaz Subotic.

The Prime Minister must assume political responsibility, the opposition believes.

The KPK has launched an investigation into Prime Minister Robert Golob's vacation in Karigador and decision-making on members of the councils of public institutions due to suspicion of a conflict of interest and a reasonable suspicion of a violation of the Integrity and Prevention of Corruption Act.

An investigation has been launched against the Prime Minister. According to the KPK, this was done after obtaining documentation and explanations from several official institutions.

The Slovenian Corruption Prevention Commission has opened a case against Slovenian Prime Minister Robert Golob for conflict of interest, after he and his partner vacationed at the Croatian seaside estate of a businessman who was appointed by the government to two hospital boards. According to Slovenian press reports, Golob and his partner, Tina Gaber, spent several days at the house of businessman Tomaz Subotic in Karigador, northwestern Istria,…

Prime minister subject of another anti-graft probe

Slovenia's anti-graft watchdog has opened an inquiry to establish whether Prime Minister Robert Golob has breached integrity law when he and his life companion spent weekend breaks at the Croatian holiday home of a businessman and fellow party member whom the government appointed to two hospital councils. The Commission for the Prevention of Corruption announced the new probe on 28 May, after it had conducted a preliminary test based on document…