The Prime Minister of Slovenia criticizes actions in the Polish Constitutional Tribunal. "The EU must save itself from itself"

Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Janša criticized actions in Poland and other EU countries regarding democracy and rule of law. He highlighted issues such as the removal of judges in Poland's Constitutional Tribunal and media control in Hungary. Janša also addressed EU policies on migration and energy, arguing they are inconsistent and detrimental to the economy. His comments followed recent events in Poland, where judges were suspended, prompting a political response from the government. Janša's remarks reflect broader concerns about democratic practices within the EU.