Janez Janša

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Janez Janša is a Slovenian politician and former dissident who has served multiple terms as Prime Minister of Slovenia and played a key role in the country’s independence.

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instanceOf Slovenian politician
human
politician
associatedWith European People’s Party
countryOfCitizenship Slovenia
former Yugoslavia
countryOfResidence Slovenia
familyName Janša
givenName Janez
hasBeenAccusedOf corruption-related charges in Slovenia
hasBeenSubjectOf high-profile court cases in Slovenia
hasIdeology Atlanticism
economic liberalism
hasRole key figure in transition from socialism to democracy in Slovenia
hasWritten books on Slovenian independence and politics
political commentaries
influencedBy anti-communist and liberal-democratic ideas
languageSpoken Slovene
leaderOfPoliticalParty Slovenian Democratic Party
memberOfPoliticalParty Slovenian Democratic Party
movement anti-communist opposition in Slovenia
democratization of Slovenia
name Janez Janša
notableFor being a former dissident in socialist Yugoslavia
leadership in Slovenian politics after independence
opposition to Yugoslav People’s Army policies
role in Slovenian independence movement
occupation politician
writer
officeEnd first term as Prime Minister of Slovenia ended in 2008
second term as Prime Minister of Slovenia ended in 2013
third term as Prime Minister of Slovenia ended in 2022
officeStart first term as Prime Minister of Slovenia began in 2004
second term as Prime Minister of Slovenia began in 2012
third term as Prime Minister of Slovenia began in 2020
participatedIn Slovenian independence process
Ten-Day War in Slovenia (as political and defence figure)
politicalAlignment centre-right
conservative
positionHeld Member of the National Assembly of Slovenia
Minister of Defence of Slovenia
Prime Minister of Slovenia
sexOrGender male
supports European Union integration of Slovenia
NATO
workLocation Ljubljana

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