Slovenia's presidency has been a DISASTER for the EU, shining a light on the 'West v the rest' cultural divide like never before -- RT Op-ed
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61% : Earlier this month, Janša hosted a conference of EU and western Balkan leaders in an attempt to quicken the accession.54% : The rotating nature of the presidency is meant to project a sense of unity and altruism; a statement that the European Union is a shared venture between willing and cooperating member states who hold the same values.
54% : Regardless, Janša is undeterred and has spoken against the ostracisation of Orban, saying that "I think that he has the right to explain how he envisages the future of the European Union...if the debate on the future of the European Union excludes people in advance, then I think that the European Union will indeed continue to shrink (a reference to Brexit).
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