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Slovenia’s parliament approves right-leaning government as Jansa returns as PM for a fourth time
Slovenia’s parliament approved Prime Minister Janez Jansa’s right-leaning government with a 49-30 vote, forming a coalition with right-leaning groups and the Truth party after no clear winner emerged in March elections. Jansa, in his fourth term, pledged tax cuts and reduced bureaucracy, while his government includes former lawyer Franci Matoz as interior minister and Tone Kajzer as foreign minister.
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