Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Jansa on the defensive
By DW
09 July 2021 |
6:29 pm
Members of the European Parliament in Strasbourg took their first opportunity to grill Prime Minister Janez Jansa over attacks on press freedom and the rule of law.
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