Slovenia cannot afford an exit, economically or politically – and despite the EU’s flaws, we should not reject its project of inclusive, democratic society • View all articles in our EU voices series A few weeks ago the former Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis described the position of his Slovenian counterpart Dušan Mramor during the Greek crisis last year as surprisingly hostile, almost bordering on the comical. The Slovenian finance minister was said to be the first one to threaten him with Grexit. As he put it, one seldom encounters such a combination of economic illiteracy and self-defeating hostility. Continue reading...
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