Janšina vlada ukinula granicu s Hrvatskom
OD PONOĆI više nema policijskih kontrola na graničnim prijelazima sa Slovenijom. Odluku je jučer donijela nova slovenska vlada premijera Janeza Janše, a policajci su se u ponoć povukli s graničnih prijelaza prema Hrvatskoj i Mađarskoj.
As of midnight, police controls at the border crossings with Slovenia have been abolished. The decision was made by the new Slovenian government led by Prime Minister Janez Janša. Police officers withdrew from the border crossings towards Croatia and Hungary at midnight. This move effectively removes routine checks for travelers between the two countries. The Slovenian government's action has prompted reactions from Croatian officials and the European Union. This change is expected to facilitate smoother transit between Slovenia and its neighbors. The implications for border security and regional cooperation are being closely watched.
The abolition of border controls between Slovenia and Croatia signifies a significant shift in Schengen area management and regional relations.
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