Janez Janša

"Until now, it has generally been the case that the European Council struggles to deal with more than one leading topic. This time there were several, and the strategic discussion was deepened at least on three topics," said Prime Minister Janez Janša. "It has become very clear that more or less everyone knows where we need to go for energy prices to be lower, and that this will contribute to greater competitiveness for Europe and the European industry. However, it has also shown that it is very difficult to acknowledge past mistakes." "Today we have a situation where the kilowatt-hour of electricity in China is eight cents, in the United States it is 18, and in Europe it is between 28 and 32 cents. Until this is equalized, it is very difficult to talk about Europe achieving competitiveness with some investments," Janša warned. "Before you talk about abandoning old energy sources, you must ensure that you will secure new ones." As one of the key mistakes of past European energy policy, Janša highlighted the attitude towards nuclear energy. Another important topic of the meeting was the enlargement of the European Union, which Janša described as "the strategic offensive response of the European Union to the challenges we face." #EvropskaUnija #Konkurenčnost #Energija (translated)

The European Council calls on Israel to immediately reverse the trend of settlement expansion, which is illegal under international law, including the withdrawal of the announcement for construction in the E1 area," the conclusions adopted today state, written by the heads of government and state of the member states, including Prime Minister Janez Janša. #ZahodniBreg #Izrael #EU (translated)

that we have at the European and national level to ensure at least relative price stability. According to Janez Janša, we should make use of the entire maneuvering space "that we have at the European and national level to ensure at least relative price stability." #EU #gospodarstvo #proračun (translated)

"I think the possibility of reaching an agreement by the end of the year is 35 percent, nothing more," said Janez Janša about the negotiations on the EU long-term budget (MFF) for the period 2028-34, which will be one of the central themes of this EU summit. #JanezJanša #EvropskaUnija #proračun (translated)

"I think the possibility of reaching an agreement by the end of the year is 35 percent, nothing more," said Janez Janša about the negotiations on the EU long-term budget (MFF) for the period 2028-34, which will be one of the central topics of this EU summit. #proračunEU #kohezija #JanezJanša (translated)

"My great frustration is that we are still deeply in cohesion, despite the potentials that Slovenia has," Prime Minister Janez Janša lamented upon arriving at the EU summit, stating that Slovenia still remains among the cohesion countries in terms of development, which must draw support for less developed regions from the Brussels budget. #Slovenija #kohezija #Janša (translated)

In 14 days, there will be legislative changes in the National Assembly and perhaps also proposals for the dismissal of the State Election Commission (SEC) for cause, and a criminal complaint is not excluded. Similar to after the March parliamentary elections, Janša looked for reasons for the failure in the electoral procedures: "In 14 days, there will be legislative changes in the National Assembly and perhaps also proposals for the dismissal of the State Election Commission (SEC) for cause, and a criminal complaint is not excluded." #volitve #demokracija #SDS (translated)

After the Prime Minister and SDS party leader Janez Janša announced yesterday the possibility of a culpable dismissal of the State Electoral Commission (SEC) and a criminal complaint, the chairman of the commission Peter Golob, along with most of the members and their deputies, responded today. #DVK #Janša #volitve (translated)

The proposed changes to the income tax come from the party that already abolished the exemptions accepted in the previous term, but we will not argue about who the proposer is," Janez Janša said in a conversation at the business breakfast of the American Chamber of Commerce (Amcham) Slovenia in Ljubljana. #dohodnina #JanezJanša #Svoboda (translated)

and possibly also proposals for the removal of the State Electoral Commission for wrongdoing, and some criminal charges are not excluded. SDS leader Janez Janša went even further on the X network, announcing that legislative changes will be submitted within 14 days "and possibly also proposals for the removal of the State Electoral Commission for wrongdoing, and some criminal charges are not excluded." #DVK #referendum #Janša (translated)

"In 14 days, there will be legislative changes in the National Assembly, and possibly also proposals for the removal of the State Election Commission for cause, while a criminal complaint is not excluded," Prime Minister Janez Janša announced on the social network X after accusations against the work of election authorities arose in part of the public following the announcement (currently unofficial) of the results of four Sunday referendums. #referendum #JanezJanša #DržavnaVolilnaKomisija (translated)

finally opens the eyes of many who have accused us of conspiracy theories until now. This concern was also echoed by Prime Minister Janša with a post on the network X, stating that the outcome of this referendum on the RTV contribution "finally opens the eyes of many who have accused us of conspiracy theories until now." #Janša #referendum #DVK (translated)

Basically, we have conducted a test of common sense. Prime Minister Janez Janša assessed after the announcement of partial unofficial referendum results that, based on the results, "we have mainly conducted a test of common sense." #Kitajska #trgovina #umetnainteligenca (translated)