Janez Janša Returns To Power As Slovenia’s First All Right-Wing Government Takes Office - CorD Magazine
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Janez Janša Returns To Power As Slovenia’s First All Right-Wing Government Takes Office - CorD Magazine
Slovenia’s political shift under Janez Janša: The country inaugurates its first all-right-wing government (15 members) led by Janša’s SDS, forming a coalition with New Slovenia and Anže Logar’s Democrats after the March election. The government won a 49–30 vote in the National Assembly, signaling a move toward a more business-friendly, reform-minded agenda focused on reducing taxes and bureaucracy, tackling corruption, and boosting competitiveness. Policy directions highlight
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Top Vietnamese leader's keynote address at 23rd Shangri-La Dialogue
Summary: Vietnam’s top leader used the Shangri-La Dialogue to outline a proactive, rules-based foreign policy centered on ASEAN-led regional architecture, inclusive security, and preventive diplomacy. Key points include: - ASEAN centrality with unity, strategic autonomy, and a common regional agenda; readiness to work with the Philippines (ASEAN Chair in 2026) to strengthen peace, connectivity, and development while keeping ASEAN people at the center. - Open, inclusive region
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EU confirms launch of formal accession talks with Ukraine and Moldova on June 15, Zelensky welcomes move
Summary: - The EU agreed to launch the first cluster of formal accession negotiations with Ukraine and Moldova at an Intergovernmental Conference on June 15, announced by EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. - Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky welcomed the move, calling it a strong step for Europe and stressing Kyiv’s fulfillment of requirements and the EU’s word. - Zelensky highlighted that the accession opening would provide significant political and moral sup
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As member states fight over upcoming EU budget, Ukraine's support package sees a 10% cut
Summary: - Ukraine-specific briefing within the EU budget debate: The EU’s draft seven-year budget proposes 89 billion euros in Ukraine support for 2028–2034, down from the Commission’s initial 100 billion euros. This signals a 10% cut in direct Ukraine support amid broader budget negotiations led by the Cyprus Council Presidency; Ireland will pursue a final agreement by year’s end, with possible further reductions to around 80–60 billion euros discussed by some officials. -