The return of Janez Jansa to the Prime Minister’s office in Slovenia is raising concerns about the future of the country’s free press. Media ownership is undergoing significant changes, prompting fears of a reshaping of the media landscape. These shifts coincide with Jansa’s return, a politician known for populist policies and a strained relationship with independent journalism. Experts worry these developments could stifle media pluralism and critical reporting in Slovenia. The situation is prompting scrutiny of the potential impact on the sector’s independence. Concerns center on the possibility of increased government influence and a narrowing of perspectives available to the Slovenian public.