After a recent meeting of European heads of governments held in Bratislava, on 16 September 2016, Slovenia faced a new beginning. After the independence, our key goal was full membership in the European Union, and today, so many years later, we have a new goal, to stay in the company of the most connected and … More Janez Drnovšek and Miro Cerar

It was clear that something was wrong. Tomislav Karamarko, president of the largest Croatian political party in power, simply did not understand he was left completely alone. Surely, due to the fact that just a few days earlier he was not able to evaluate that a publicly open case of the cooperation between his wife … More Croatian Parliamentary Elections

The very quick rise of Miroslav Lajčák on a scale of candidates for the new Secretary General of the UN was surprising just for those who were non-attentive. In fact, it was not sudden or accidental, but very carefully planned. Of course, not as a candidature for this prestigious political position, but as a possibility … More The Man Who Defeated the Election Opponents

Last Wednesday, less than a week ago, on 24 August, on almost unnoticed Catholic holiday, the Nativity of the Virgin Mary, Zoran Milanović held in his hands, for the first time, a new measurement of the pre-election mood in the whole country. He was most likely surprised by the results, if not in whole, then … More Prime Minister Who Missed the Penalty