Slovenian PM Golob Fails to Form Coalition, Jansa May Seek Government

2 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Apr 20

Slovenian Prime Minister Robert Golob has announced he is unable to form a new governing coalition following last month’s elections.
Golob’s liberals secured 29 seats, but failed to find partners among centre-right parties, deepening the country’s political uncertainty.
This development opens the door for conservative leader Janez Jansa to attempt forming a government, or possibly trigger new elections.

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