Slovenia's political survivor Janez Jansa is back
Summary
Slovenia's veteran political figure Janez Jansa has returned to lead a new coalition government after years in opposition. Critics warn his administration is already advancing divisive policies that risk deepening political polarisation in the country. The comeback raises questions about Slovenia's democratic trajectory and its relationship with European institutions.
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