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Last update: 9 hours agoSlovenia’s pro-Israel turn: Janez Janša has been re-elected Prime Minister for a fourth term, winning 51 votes in parliament and signaling a sharp break from Robert Golob’s years of hostility toward Israel—during which Slovenia recognized Palestine, sanctioned Israeli leaders, imposed a Netanyahu travel ban, and even boycotted Eurovision in Vienna. Israel ties reset: Netanyahu immediately congratulated Janša and the two agreed to revive Slovenia–Israel cooperation. EU friction risk: President Nataša Pirc Musar says she doesn’t understand some of Golob’s concerns about the incoming coalition’s plans, while broader debate is already shifting toward what Janša’s return could mean for Slovenia’s EU line. Diplomatic blowback abroad: France and Poland have moved to ban Itamar Ben-Gvir after flotilla-related taunting and abuse allegations, keeping the Gaza dispute at the center of European politics. Cost-of-living angle: Slovenia also announced a major Adriatic travel toll change for 2026, making a key coastal route toll-free for many drivers.
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