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Slovenia’s Janša launches Trump-style pivot with pro‑US stance and Jerusalem embassy plan
world27 days ago

Slovenia’s Janša launches Trump-style pivot with pro‑US stance and Jerusalem embassy plan

Slovenia’s Prime Minister Janez Janša, in a fourth term after assembling a coalition, signals a Trump-style realignment: reversing the Golob government’s policies, pushing pro-business reforms, privatization moves in health and education, pension reform, downsizing government, and big-infrastructure bets including a second Krško reactor; he leans on stronger U.S. ties, backs Ukraine with more aid and Russia sanctions, and has promoted hardline anti-immigrant policies, drawing criticism as a potential threat to Slovenia’s sovereignty.

Slovenia’s Janša Returns to Power, Reverses Leftist Policy and Embraces Israel and a Trump-style Immigration Stance
world28 days ago

Slovenia’s Janša Returns to Power, Reverses Leftist Policy and Embraces Israel and a Trump-style Immigration Stance

Slovenia’s veteran PM Janez Janša forms a coalition to start a new term, rolling back the Golob government’s left-leaning agenda with pro-business reforms, privatization, pension and infrastructure plans, and a second Krško reactor, while reversing anti-Israel policies (moving the Slovenian embassy to Jerusalem, freezing Palestinian state recognition, resuming arms trade) and adopting a tougher, Trump-style approach to immigration along with closer Western ties.

Hung parliament looms as Slovenia's liberals and conservatives tie in election
politics5 months ago

Hung parliament looms as Slovenia's liberals and conservatives tie in election

With about 99% of ballots counted, Slovenia's liberal Freedom Movement led by Robert Golob (28.5%) and the conservative SDS led by Janez Jansa (28.1%) are neck-and-neck in the 90-seat parliament, meaning no party has a majority and future government will depend on smaller parties in coalition talks; Golob expresses cautious optimism about forming a government, while Jansa warns of potential instability amid earlier controversy over foreign interference allegations.