Slovenia

The new administration scraps restrictions imposed by the former cabinet and signals a broader reset in relations with Tel Aviv

Swift symbolic moves mark the start of Janez Janša’s fourth term, reversing the previous administration’s pro-Palestinian policies

Rising hybrid threats prompt eastern members to explore Article 42.7 while insisting it must strengthen, not replace, the Atlantic Alliance

Viktor Orbán, Hungary’s former prime minister and a longtime ally of Janša, sent warm congratulations

The centre-right parties are now working to form a minority or supported government amid ongoing political negotiations

After the outgoing PM failed to form a coalition following the March 2026 elections, right-wing leader Janez Janša is now leading efforts to build a centre-right government

The enlargement commissioner acted as if the EU executive had the right to arbitrate in the internal political processes of a candidate country

Slovenia’s fragmented parliament hands veteran Janez Janša path to fourth term after Robert Golob’s coalition collapse

Former PM Alenka Bratušek pushes back, warning that the National Assembly "is not a travel agency" as tensions rise over Ljubljana's foreign policy direction

Zoran Stevanović leads the anti-establishment Resni.ca party, a tiny force with great influence due to the post-election delicate political balance

From Predator convictions to covert recordings targeting governments, private intelligence firms exploited EU regulatory gaps

At the same time, Brussels is not retreating from its demand to reduce Hezbollah’s military and political influence