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New government faces autumn referendum over inquiry law
Slovenia's new government faces a test of public confidence just months into its term, as opponents of amendments to legislation governing parliamentary inquiry have gathered enough signatures to force a referendum on what they describe as an attempt to create a political police. The ...
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· Jul 8, 2026
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· Jul 2, 2026
Albanese government urged to go further on tax reform
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· Jul 9, 2026
Coalition holds majority in latest Taxpayers' Union Poll
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· Jul 8, 2026
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Related coverage for "New government faces autumn referendum over inquiry law": Proto Thema - English — Direct mayor and regional governor elections in one Sunday – when the “alternative vote” is activated – What the new Local Government Code provides. MyJoyOnline — Minority questions legality of GH¢350m flood funds, wants Finance and Justice Ministers before Parliament. Crikey — Albanese government urged to go further on tax reform. Radio New Zealand — Coalition holds majority in latest Taxpayers' Union Poll. Buenos Aires Times — Milei’s allied governors open door to suspension of PASO primaries . Michael West Media — Labor’s reform outlook cools before long winter break