| | Slovenia and Croatia most recently made an effort to improve relations during a joint government session on June 10, 2005 where three bilateral agreements were signed: Joint Statement on Avoiding of Conflicts, Bilateral Agreement on Avoiding Double Taxation, and an establishment of a joint Historical Commission for the border issue. Though several nagging issues remain to be solved, less formal meetings between Slovenian and Croatian sides occur regularly. | | Slovenia and Croatia most recently made an effort to improve relations during a joint government session on June 10, 2005 where three bilateral agreements were signed: Joint Statement on Avoiding of Conflicts, Bilateral Agreement on Avoiding Double Taxation, and an establishment of a joint Historical Commission for the border issue. Though several nagging issues remain to be solved, less formal meetings between Slovenian and Croatian sides occur regularly. |
| − | In June 2026, after years of hostile relations with Israel, Slovenia’s new prime minister, Janez Janša, signals diplomatic reset, warming up relations. <ref>[https://www.sun-sentinel.com/2026/06/08/after-years-of-hostile-relations-with-israel-slovenias-new-prime-minister-signals-diplomatic-reset/ After years of hostile relations with Israel, Slovenia’s new prime minister signals diplomatic reset]. ''Sun-Sentinel'', June 8, 2026</ref> | + | In June 2026, after years of hostile relations with Israel, Slovenia’s new prime minister, Janez Janša, signals diplomatic reset, warming up relations. <ref>[https://www.sun-sentinel.com/2026/06/08/after-years-of-hostile-relations-with-israel-slovenias-new-prime-minister-signals-diplomatic-reset/ After years of hostile relations with Israel, Slovenia’s new prime minister signals diplomatic reset]. ''Sun-Sentinel'', June 8, 2026</ref>Janez Janša says era of state-backed “activist antisemitism” is over. However, the president raised the controversial banner at the Presidential Palace.<ref>[https://www.jns.org/news/world/slovenias-new-premier-ends-palestinian-flag-display Slovenia’s new premier ends Palestinian flag display]. JNS Staff. June 8, 2026.</ref> |