Janez Jansa has been elected as the prime minister of Slovenia for the fourth time after securing support from a right-wing coalition and the external backing of the Resnica party.His appointment signals a major pivot toward conservative policies, focusing on economic reform, tax cuts, and a shift toward a pro-Israel foreign policy.Outgoing leader Robert Golob and various activist groups have condemned the move, citing concerns over democratic backsliding and potential foreign interference in the election.The new administration plans to modernize the health system while aligning the nation more closely with nationalist voices at the
EU.