#janez janša
epa06781905 A woman casts her vote at a polling station in Kamnik, Slovenia, 03 June 2018. Slovenia holds snap parliamentary elections that were sparked by the resignation of Prime Minister Cerar in March. EPA/CHRISTIAN BRUNA
NAZIRE SE NOVA KOALICIJA
Izglasane izmjene zakona o vladi Slovenije
Slovenia?s opposition leader and nationalist former Prime Minister Janez Jansa gives a statement after casting his vote during the general election in Arnace on March 22, 2026. Slovenians have begun voting in tight parliamentary elections, with the conservatives of veteran politician Janez Jansa, an admirer of US President Donald Trump, eyeing a comeback. A Jansa return could see the ex-Yugoslav nation, a European Union member of two million people, take an illiberal turn again after four years of centre-left rule under liberal Prime Minister Robert Golob. (Photo by Jure Makovec/AFP)
OBRISI BUDUĆE VLASTI
Slovenski parlament sutra će glasati o izmjenama zakona o vladi
Slovenia?s opposition leader and nationalist former Prime Minister Janez Jansa gives a statement after casting his vote during the general election in Arnace on March 22, 2026. Slovenians have begun voting in tight parliamentary elections, with the conservatives of veteran politician Janez Jansa, an admirer of US President Donald Trump, eyeing a comeback. A Jansa return could see the ex-Yugoslav nation, a European Union member of two million people, take an illiberal turn again after four years of centre-left rule under liberal Prime Minister Robert Golob. (Photo by Jure Makovec/AFP)
SLOVENIJA
Logar prekinuo "pregovore" sa Slobodom i otvorio put četvrtoj Janšinoj vladi
Slovenia?s Prime Minister Robert Golob (L) addresses the supporters of Gibanje Svoboda (The Freedom Movement) after the General Elections results are released in Ljubljana, Slovenia, on March 22, 2026. Slovenia's incumbent liberal Prime Minister Robert Golob on March 22, 2026 claimed victory in parliamentary elections, even as official results showed a neck and neck finish with the conservatives. (Photo by Jure Makovec/AFP)
NAKON NEDJELJNIH IZBORA
U petak sastanak u sjedištu Pokreta za slobodu, Janša bez poziva
Slovenia?s opposition leader and nationalist former Prime Minister Janez Jansa gives a statement after casting his vote during the general election in Arnace on March 22, 2026. Slovenians have begun voting in tight parliamentary elections, with the conservatives of veteran politician Janez Jansa, an admirer of US President Donald Trump, eyeing a comeback. A Jansa return could see the ex-Yugoslav nation, a European Union member of two million people, take an illiberal turn again after four years of centre-left rule under liberal Prime Minister Robert Golob. (Photo by Jure Makovec/AFP)
NAJVIŠE NEPRAVILNOSTI IKADA
Janša: Rezultat glasovanja poštom nevjerodostojan, koristit ćemo pravna sredstva
Slovenia?s opposition leader and nationalist former Prime Minister Janez Jansa gives a statement after casting his vote during the general election in Arnace on March 22, 2026. Slovenians have begun voting in tight parliamentary elections, with the conservatives of veteran politician Janez Jansa, an admirer of US President Donald Trump, eyeing a comeback. A Jansa return could see the ex-Yugoslav nation, a European Union member of two million people, take an illiberal turn again after four years of centre-left rule under liberal Prime Minister Robert Golob. (Photo by Jure Makovec/AFP)
Preokret u Sloveniji:
Djelomični rezultati ukazuju na pobjedu Janšinog SDS-a
Slovenia's Prime Minister Robert Golob prepares for the last televised political debate in Ljubljana on March 20, 2026, ahead of the parliamentary elections. Slovenians voters are scheduled to head to the polls on March 22, 2026. (Photo by Jure Makovec/AFP)
Izbori u Sloveniji:
Golobovom Pokretu sloboda 29,9 posto, Janšinu SDS-u 27,5
(COMBO) This combination of file photos made on March 18, 2026, shows then Slovenia's Prime Minister Janez Jansa in Brussels, on May 31, 2022 (L); and Slovenia's Prime Minister Robert Golob in Portoroz on October 20, 2025. Slovenia is heading into a tight parliamentary election on March 22, 202, with the conservative opposition hoping to regain power, which could see the EU country retake an illiberal turn. Slovenian liberal Prime Minister Robert Golob is expected to face a tough challenge in polls from nationalist ex-premier Janez Jansa, who he unseated in 2022. (Photo by Emmanuel DUNAND/AFP)
Golob optužio strane službe
Uplitanje izraelske obavještajne službe "zakuhalo" slovenske izbore
Ljubljana, 02.04.2016 - Nekoliko tisuća simpatizera desne slovenske oporbe okupilo se u subotu u Ljubljani na skupu protiv vladine politike prema izbjeglicama i migrantimana, gospodarskog stanja i odnosa prema mladima. Na slici Janez Janša.foto HINA/ STA/Daniel NOVAKOVIČ/ ik
PROSVJEDNICI OPTUŽILI PRAVOSUĐE
Slovenski sud oslobodio bivšeg premijera Janšu svih optužbi