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Slovenian Leader Criticizes UN ‘Double Standards’ as Trump Promise Emerges

  • Janez Janaa accused the United Nations of applying “double standards” by focusing heavily on Gaza while giving less attention to Ukraine and other humanitarian crises.
  • Janaa said Russia’s invasion of Ukraine poses an immediate security threat to Slovenia and that he planned to raise the issue during his General Assembly address.
  • Slovenia has moved toward stronger ties with Israel after policy changes under its previous government.
  • Janaa said he invited President Donald Trump to visit Slovenia and that Trump responded positively, promising to come.
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Prime Minister Janez Janša criticized the United Nations for its double standards in dealing with global conflicts in an interview with Fox News Digital. He said that we need to “get rid of double standards.” According to Janša, the international community and the United Nations are too focused on Gaza, while Russia’s war against Ukraine and other humanitarian crises are receiving relatively less […] The post Janša on Fox News Digital about the …

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In an interview with Fox News Digital on Wednesday on the sidelines of the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly, Prime Minister Janez Janša accused the latter of using double standards in global conflicts, saying that the international community's focus on Gaza was overshadowing Russia's war against Ukraine and other humanitarian crises.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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The Slovenian Prime Minister was critical of the UN in an interview with the American right-wing television station Fox News.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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Fox News broke the news in New York, United States on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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