00:01Polls for the parliamentary elections open in Slovenia on Sunday,
00:06where the incumbent Liberal Prime Minister Robert Golub takes on right-wing conservative Janis Jansa.
00:12The vote will decide whether the country stays on its center-left course or sways towards the right.
00:19It's been a tight race between the two parties,
00:22but analysts predict that neither are likely to win a clear parliamentary majority.
00:28Jansa, a three-time Prime Minister and ally of Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban,
00:33was initially polling ahead of Golub, but the gap has recently closed.
00:39Slovenia historically has been incredibly polarized,
00:42but these divisions were further deepened after Golub accused foreign services
00:47of interfering with the parliamentary elections.
00:51Jansa's party was linked with the spy firm in question, but has rejected the accusations.
00:55We'll see you then.
00:56.
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