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Number of Votes in Support of Withdrawing the Referendum on Defense Spending Still Unclear

The Left Party insists on its proposal, believing that citizens should be consulted on these issues.

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Slovenian Prime Minister Robert Golob announced today a vote to repeal a recent decision adopted in parliament to call a referendum on defense spending, stating that this is the right thing to do given that the referendum question on citizens' views on defense spending, which should be increased at the request of NATO, is "unclear and misleading."

·Belgrade, Serbia
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The Left Party insists on its proposal, believing that citizens should be consulted on these issues.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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Politics is heading to the parliamentary summit on the two defense referendums without a consensus, and not even the coalition is coordinated. Will the latest in a series of meetings held by Prime Minister Robert Golob on this topic offer a solution to the referendum impasse?

The Prime Minister's movement is in line with NATO's commitment to increase defense spending

The dispute over military finances is deepening tensions in the coalition and reviving the debate about Slovenia's future in NATO.

·Bratislava Region, Slovakia
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Svoboda has filed a motion to annul the decision to call a referendum on defense spending, as the referendum question is unclear and misleading, Prime Minister Robert Golob explained after a meeting with the presidents of parliamentary parties. The initiative for a referendum on Slovenia's NATO membership has thus become "most likely unnecessary," he said.

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siol.net broke the news in Ljubljana, Slovenia on Friday, July 11, 2025.
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