Slovenia faces a political scandal ahead of its parliamentary elections on March 22, involving leaked recordings of Prime Minister Robert Golob and his associates discussing misconduct. Golob has accused foreign actors, particularly the Israeli firm Black Cube, of interfering in the election process. The scandal raises serious concerns about corruption, misuse of public funds, and media manipulation, with calls for investigations from opposition leaders and the President. The situation has created a divided electorate and heightened tensions in the political landscape. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)