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Official Territory

Slovenia

Republic of Slovenia

Pop: 2,130,638
Zone: Europe
DEMOVISTA PROPRIETARY // 2026

Liberty
Analysis

A weighted composite metric synthesizing global data on democracy, human rights, economic freedom, and societal development.

7.9INDEX / 10.0
Emerging Democracy

Supporting
Indices

7.8
SCORE / 10

Democracy Quality

Comprehensive analysis of democratic institutional quality

Emerging Democracy
7.1
SCORE / 10

Economic Freedom

Degree to which policies and institutions support economic liberty

Emerging Democracy
8.2
SCORE / 10

Human Freedom

A comprehensive measure of personal, civil, and economic freedom

Full Democracy
7.3
SCORE / 10

Economic Policy

Analysis of rule of law, government size, and regulatory efficiency

Emerging Democracy
7.6
SCORE / 10

Liberal Democracy

Accountability to citizens through elections and individual rights protection

Emerging Democracy

Structural
Categories

#46
🗣️

Freedom of Speech

7.4

Robust protections for public expression and media independence.

Status
#46/ 184
#35
📜

Rule of Law

7.5

Strong judicial independence with consistent legal enforcement.

Status
#35/ 184
#30
👩

Women's Freedom

9.3

Strong legal and structural protections for women's rights.

Status
#30/ 184
#23
👥

Minorities Freedom

9.7

Strong protections for ethnic, religious, and sexual minorities.

Status
#23/ 184
#20
🛡️

Crime & Safety

9.1

Low violent crime rates and robust personal security infrastructure.

Status
#20/ 184
#27
🗽

Individual Liberties

9.4

Strong freedoms in movement, relationships, and personal identity.

Status
#27/ 184
#44
🗳️

Democratic Health

6.2

Functional but flawed democratic processes.

Status
#44/ 184
#32
🏛️

Institutional Integrity

7.6

High internal government trustworthiness and low corruption.

Status
#32/ 184
#44
⚖️

Civil Justice

7.8

Impartial court system with strong political independence.

Status
#44/ 184
#85
📈

Economic Vigor

6.6

Developing market with average structural freedom.

Status
#85/ 184
#33
🏦

Macroeconomic Stability

8.5

Reliable local currency strongly protected from inflation.

Status
#33/ 184
#38
🌐

Market Openness

8.0

Highly fluid cross-border trade and financial liberties.

Status
#38/ 184
#22
📋

Regulatory Environment

6.3

Bureaucratic friction impedes rapid business operations.

Status
#22/ 184
#36
🌟

Quality of Life

7.7

High biological and structural welfare capacity.

Status
#36/ 184
#13
🌈

Social Tolerance

9.8

Robust mechanical protections for societal minorities.

Status
#13/ 184
#42
📰

Expression and Information

7.4

Open information flow with strong protections against censorship.

Status
#42/ 184
#36
🤝

Civil Society

9.1

Free environment for forming independent unions or parties.

Status
#36/ 184

Metadata &
Technical Details

Basic Information

Capital

Ljubljana

Region

Europe

Subregion

Central Europe

Landlocked

No

Culture & Language

Languages

Slovene

Currencies

euro (€)

Technical Details

Country Codes

SISVN

Neighboring Countries

AUT, HRV, ITA, HUN

Geographic
Hub

Initializing Projections...
Geospatial Context
Coordinates46.12°N, 14.82°E
ProjectionEquirectangular

National
Insights

Background
The Slovene lands were part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire until the latter's dissolution at the end of World War I. In 1918, Slovenia became part of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes, which was renamed Yugoslavia in 1929. After World War II, Slovenia joined Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia, Montenegro, and Serbia as one of the constituent republics in the new Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (SFRY). In 1990, Slovenia held its first multiparty elections, as well as a referendum on independence. Serbia responded with an economic blockade and military action, but after a short 10-day war, Slovenia declared independence in 1991. Slovenia acceded to both NATO and the EU in the spring of 2004; it joined the euro zone and the Schengen Area in 2007.