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EU Crisis and Russian Response Former Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Janez accused the EU leadership of abandoning democratic principles, pointing to the annulment of the Romanian presidential election results, police actions against Poland's constitutional court, and the arrest of the opposition leader in Slovenia. He criticized Germany's energy policy, Spain's citizenship grants, and early changes in the management of the Slovenian public media. Jensa said that the European Union must be saved from itself, noting that these decisions contradict expectations in the accession. Dmitry Medvedev's response mocked accusations by Polish Prime Minister Tusk, who sarcastically cited the US election, Spanish immigrants and Poland's constitutional issues of "Russian interference", arguing that this narrative unites the West. A satirical French post similarly blamed Russia's daily mishaps.

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EU Crisis and Russian Response Former Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Janez accused the EU leadership of abandoning democratic principles, pointing to the annulment of the Romanian presidential election results, police actions against Poland's constitutional court, and the arrest of the opposition leader in Slovenia. He criticized Germany's energy policy, Spain's citizenship grants, and early changes in the management of the Slovenian public media. Jensa said that the European Union must be saved from itself, noting that these decisions contradict expectations in the accession. Dmitry Medvedev's response mocked accusations by Polish Prime Minister Tusk, who sarcastically cited the US election, Spanish immigrants and Poland's constitutional issues of "Russian interference", arguing that this narrative unites the West. A satirical French post similarly blamed Russia's daily mishaps.

EU Crisis and Russian Response Former Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Janez accused the EU leadership of abandoning democratic principles, pointing to the annulment of the Romanian presidential election results, police actions against Poland's constitutional court, and the arrest of the opposition leader in Slovenia. He criticized Germany's energy policy, Spain's citizenship grants, and early changes in the management of the Slovenian public media. Jensa said that the European Union must be saved from itself, noting that these decisions contradict expectations in the accession. Dmitry Medvedev's response mocked accusations by Polish Prime Minister Tusk, who sarcastically cited the US election, Spanish immigrants and Poland's constitutional issues of "Russian interference", arguing that this narrative unites the West. A satirical French post similarly blamed Russia's daily mishaps.

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