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Slovenia Strips Ex-Premier of Immunity for Police Purge Probe

Bloomberg Markets Wednesday 02 September 2026, 08:25 UTC By Jan Bratanic 1 min read
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Slovenian lawmakers stripped former Prime Prime Minister Robert Golob of his immunity to let prosecutors probe allegations he meddled in a police overhaul at the start of his tenure in 2022.

Slovenian lawmakers stripped former Prime Prime Minister Robert Golob of his immunity to let prosecutors probe allegations he meddled in a police overhaul at the start of his tenure in 2022.
Slovenia (LOCATION) Slovenian (ORG) Robert Golob (PERSON)
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