SloveniaThe Slovenian parliament (DZ) is set to decide whether to revoke the immunity of MP Igor Golob, who has announced he will not invoke his parliamentary immunity in a pending criminal case against him. Golob stated he wants the criminal proceedings against him, which began in 2022, to conclude as soon as possible. The specialized state prosecutor’s office (SDT) informed President of the DZ Zorana Stevanović last week that the conditions for initiating the criminal case against Golob were met, citing alleged illegal gift-giving by him as prime minister. Stevanović confirmed the information but did not provide further details. Golob’s lawyer, Stojan Zdolšek, later confirmed that the notice relates to the case involving Bobnar.
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