Slovenia's Prime Minister, Robert Golob, is set to compete against pro-Donald Trump populist Janez Jansa in a tight parliamentary election. The election, which is expected to be decided by smaller coalition partners, has been marked by accusations of foreign meddling and government graft. Analysts predict a tight race between Jansas and Golob's Freedom Movement (GS), with neither likely to win a majority in the 90-seat parliament. The stakes in the election lie with the domestic and foreign agenda of the European Union and NATO member state, Slovenia, which gained independence from Yugoslavia in 1991. The campaign became heated when covert videos were published on an anonymous website purportedly exposing government corruption, which Golob denies.