SloveniaThe article reports on significant personnel changes within the Slovenian police following the 2026 parliamentary elections and the formation of a new government. Darko Muženič, a close associate of Robert Golob, has stepped down as director of the National Prosecutorial Office (NPU) and been moved to the position of police academic advisor. Danijel Lorbek has taken over as head of the police, replacing Damjan Petrič, who had previously led the police under Golob’s government. The article highlights the controversial replacement at the Police Authority in Nova Gorica, where Dejan Kink was appointed after the contentious leadership of Igor Juršič, which occurred amid a pre-trial process against Golob and his company Gen-I, involving illegal migration and poor investigation of criminal acts. The police authorities stated that these changes aim to ensure smooth operations and assemble teams for critical tasks. Additional changes were made at various police offices across Slovenia.
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information about personnel changes in the Slovenian police, focusing on appointments and resignations without overtly favoring any political faction. While it mentions the influence of former Prime Minister Robert Golob and references controversies surrounding him, it客观
