European Union member states possess economic and trade leverage to challenge Israel's settlement expansion, but internal divisions and blocking nations like Hungary and Germany delay action as Palestinian statehood prospects deteriorate rapidly.
Orban lost Hungary's election due to declining popularity.
Traditional parties gained ground in Slovenia, Germany, and France. Pro-European parties were reinforced. Mass protests grew in Czech Republic.
Slovenians voted in a tight election. The outgoing government focused on social and health reforms. A new government will be formed after the vote.
Slovenia's center-left government faces a challenge from a right-wing populist. The election is a close race. A smear campaign has been launched in the final days.
Slovenia’s new government lifts entry ban on Netanyahu and other measures against Israel
A European country confirmed foreign influence in its recent election. The election concluded with no clear winner.
Slovenia's parliamentary election resulted in no clear majorities. The election saw a tight race between parties.
Slovenians vote between Prime Minister Robert Golob and Janez Janša. Nearly 1.7 million Slovenians are eligible to vote. Preliminary results are expected after polls close.
Slovenia's parliament approves right-wing Janez Jansa as prime minister in a shift for the EU country.
An EU nation confirmed foreign influence in its recent election. The election concluded with no clear winner.
Slovenia's liberals face right-wing populists in a parliamentary election. The vote will decide the nation's course. A decision is expected soon.
Slovenia's governing liberals face right-wing populists. Incumbent PM Robert Golob and Janez Jansa are the main candidates. The election is expected to be tight with neither likely to win a majority.