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Slovenian Parliament Debates Revoking Voting Rights for Third-Country Nationals
The Slovenian Parliament is debating a proposal to revoke voting rights for third-country nationals, sparking discussions about 'greater self-determination for citizens' versus an 'ideological struggle.' This move aims to restrict electoral participation for non-EU citizens residing in Slovenia.
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