SloveniaThe article reports on an extraordinary session of the Slovenian Parliament where only three members were present: one from the Resnica party and two from the Democracy party. The session began with 60 parliamentarians attending, which represents two-thirds of all MPs. Resnica, a new party with five members, was represented by Nedeljko Todorović, while their leader Zoran Stevanović and other members like Katja Kokot and Boris Mijič were absent. The Democracy party, led by Anže Logar who is currently the Minister of Economy, had two representatives, including Franc Križan, the youngest member of the parliament. Other parties such as SD and Levica were fully represented, while others like Gibanje Svoboda and SDS had incomplete attendance. The session was chaired by Danijel Krivec from SDS initially, then taken over by Nataša Avšič Bogovič from Gibanje Svoboda.
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information about parliamentary attendance without overtly favoring any particular political stance. It objectively reports on the presence and absence of various political figures without using emotionally charged language or showing clear ideological bias. The tone is
