Slovenia is set to form a right-wing government, with former prime minister Janez Jansa poised to take the premiership again. Multiple outlets report that Jansa’s candidacy has been submitted to Slovenia’s Parliament, clearing a key step in the process for a new government to be formed. The reports frame this as a political comeback for Jansa, who previously served as prime minister before leaving office. The forthcoming government is described as right-wing, reflecting the direction of the parliamentary majority that is expected to support the nomination. The next stage is for Parliament to consider the candidacy and proceed with government formation according to Slovenia’s constitutional and parliamentary procedures. While the coverage focuses on Jansa’s return and the right-wing alignment of the planned administration, it does not provide additional detail in the supplied excerpts about coalition partners, vote counts, or the timetable for a parliamentary decision. The information indicates that the nomination process has begun, and that Slovenia’s leadership will be determined through parliamentary action following the submission.