Slovenia has become the first Eastern European country to legalize assisted dying, allowing patients with terminal conditions to choose to end their lives through assisted suicide or active euthanasia. The law requires patients to express their intention twice to their doctor and undergo assessments. While the law has support, it faces backlash and concerns about potential pressure on vulnerable patients. Advocates argue it provides dignity and choice, while opponents fear it may undermine mental health support. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)