The EU foreign ministers met in an informal gathering known as a 'gymnichu' in Ireland to discuss more effective decision-making within the EU. The meeting followed concerns over Hungary's influence within the bloc. Prime Minister Janez Janša explained that Slovenia currently does not support transitioning to qualified majority voting. Previously, under former Foreign Minister Tanja Fajon, Slovenia had supported such initiatives. In June 2023, Slovenia was among half a dozen countries led by Germany advocating for broader use of qualified majority voting in foreign policy.
Bias read (Center): The article presents information about Slovenia's position within EU discussions without overtly favoring any particular political stance. It reports on past and current positions without clear ideological leaning, maintaining a balanced tone.






