Slovenian Ministers Step Down Amid Outcry Over Alleged Roma Community Violence

The resignation of Slovenias interior and justice ministers follows a public uproar over a violent incident involving a member of the Romani people, highlighting tensions surrounding ethnic communities.

• Following an emergency meeting, Slovenian Prime Minister Robert Golob announced the resignation of both the interior and justice ministers in response to public outrage over the incident.
• The incident reportedly occurred in Novo Mesto, where a man was allegedly attacked by a member of the Romani people, leading to widespread community unrest and demands for accountability.
• The police are currently investigating the violence, which has ignited discussions about the treatment of the Romani people and the responsibilities of government ministers in Slovenia.