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Janša Goes to Rutte: I Think I Will Be Able to Explain the Matter

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NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte will host Prime Minister Janez Janša for a working lunch at the alliance's headquarters in Brussels on Monday. They will discuss increasing defense spending, after the government proposed raising it to two percent of GDP as part of its budget revision on Thursday. Ukraine and the Western Balkans are also on the agenda.

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NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, after meeting with Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Janša in Brussels, described Slovenia as a reliable ally that has a credible plan for further increasing defense spending. Janez Janša assured that Slovenia will continue to support a strong NATO and continue to assist Ukraine. Rutte listed Slovenia's priorities as […] The post Janez Janša met with NATO Secretary General in Brussels first appeared on Nova24TV.

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Janša confirmed Slovenia's commitment to a strong and credible NATO, as well as to continued support for Ukraine.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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EADaily, 14 September 2026: NATO countries should build up military support for Kiev, again announced by Mark Rutte's alliance gynecologist in Brussels at a joint press conference with Prime Minister Janez Janša of Slovenia today, 14 September.

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NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte will host Prime Minister Janez Janša for a working lunch at the alliance's headquarters in Brussels on Monday. They will discuss increasing defense spending, after the government proposed raising it to two percent of GDP as part of its budget revision on Thursday. Ukraine and the Western Balkans are also on the agenda.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte will host Prime Minister Janez Janša for a working lunch at NATO headquarters in Brussels today. They will discuss continued support for Ukraine and increasing defense spending, after the government proposed raising it to two percent of GDP on Thursday. Janša will also meet with the President of the European Parliament.

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24ur.com broke the news in Ljubljana, Slovenia on Sunday, September 13, 2026.
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