SloveniaThe article discusses data from the Bank of Slovenia showing that concerns about foreign capital leaving Slovenia are unfounded. Despite reports by media linked to the SDS party and economic associations suggesting a crisis due to high taxes and unpredictable conditions, the data indicates that foreign direct investments increased slightly last year, rising from €23.1 billion to €24 billion. This growth was driven by additional equity investments, retained profits, and loans provided to Slovenian companies. Additionally, foreign investors earned significant returns, with €1.6 billion in profits repatriated abroad, up by seven percent compared to 2024. The largest share of foreign investment went into manufacturing, followed by trade, telecommunications, and information services.
Bias read (Progressive): The article challenges the narrative promoted by right-leaning media and economic groups that suggest Slovenia is facing an economic crisis due to socialist policies. It presents data contradicting these claims, emphasizing that foreign investment has grown rather than declined. The framing favors a
