New Slovenian law treats entire Romany minority ‘as a security threat’

Slovenia's recent referendum resulted in the rejection of a law that would have legalized assisted dying for terminally ill adults, with approximately 53% of voters opposing the measure. This law had previously received parliamentary approval in July, making the referendum a pivotal moment for public sentiment on this contentious issue.

Slovenians voted in a national referendum to suspend a new law legalizing assisted dying, with approximately 53% rejecting the measure and 47% supporting it, according to election authorities. This decision delays the law's implementation for at least a year.

Slovenia recently held a referendum where voters rejected a law that would have legalized assisted dying for terminally ill adults, with approximately 53% opposing the measure. This decision follows parliamentary approval of the law earlier in July, highlighting a significant public sentiment on the contentious issue of euthanasia.

Slovenians participated in a referendum to decide on the legalization of euthanasia, following parliamentary approval in July. The outcome of this vote is critical as it reflects public sentiment on assisted dying, a contentious issue led by conservative parties opposing the change.

Arne Slot, the coach of Feyenoord, faced a challenging period after a heavy 7-0 defeat to Copenhagen in a pre-season friendly, just weeks after losing the Conference League final to Roma. Marino Pusic, Slot's assistant, recalled the match as a painful experience, highlighting the team's struggles with player departures and inadequate preparation. This situation draws parallels to the current challenges faced by Slot at Liverpool.