Member of the European Parliament from the ranks of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS), Branko Grims, was recently interviewed by The European Conservative, and in the interview, he presented his views on the functioning of Brussels, the rule of law, etc. He specifically pointed out that the European Union will only …
Just before the Christmas and New Year holidays, the Golob government announced something it does really well: it announced a new tax. This time, on residential property. The starting points for a tax on residential property have been prepared and will be open to public discussion by the end of January. While the government is …
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Wikipedia’s financial report reveals that criticism of the online encyclopaedia’s political bias was justified. In a budget of 177 million dollars, as much as 50 million dollars were earmarked for the implementation of the “DEI” (Diversity, Equity and Inclusion) agenda attributed to the political left. The revelation sparked a wave of outrage, including from Elon …
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The Slovenian public is currently following two active cases of suspected corruption in the healthcare sector. An investigation into alleged overpayments for the servicing of medical equipment is ongoing at the Ljubljana University Medical Centre. Additionally, in the case of this year’s tenders for the purchase of Type C ambulances, it is suspected that the …
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Taxing “surplus” housing at 1.45 percent, which is the intention of those in power as they enter their last year in office, is progress. So far, they have already increased payroll taxation by abolishing income tax allowances and the more favourable scales of the previous government, they have enacted a contribution for the elderly that …
Slovenian politicians are officially on the side of the European Union, the global West and NATO when it comes to Russia and its war of conquest in Ukraine. But that is true only on the surface. Slovenian politicians are otherwise very reconciliatory with the Kremlin. Not only the “peacemakers” Türk and Kučan, even current politicians …
On Thursday, the 26th of December, we celebrated the Independence and Unity Day, which marks the 34th anniversary of the plebiscite in which Slovenians voted for an independent state. This was a historic milestone when the longing for our own country began to be realised. The plebiscite was held on the 23rd of December 1990, …
On Monday, a ceremony to mark the Independence and Unity Day was held in Tolmin, Slovenia, organised by the Association for the Values of Slovenian Independence (VSO). In his speech, the keynote speaker, Janez Janša, emphasised that this is a day worth remembering by those who lived through it, those who were born afterwards, and …
The meeting between Prime Minister Robert Golob and his partner, Tina Gaber, and the future President of the United States of America, Donald Trump, that recently happened in Paris, continues to cause quite a stir in the public. This time, a friend of Tina Gaber has spoken out, claiming that Gaber’s attitude towards both the …
At a recent plenary session of the European Parliament in Strasbourg, Slovenian Member of the European Parliament, Vladimir Prebilič, caused quite an embarrassment. Namely, he began his speech in Serbian, a move that was met with strong reactions. MEP Vladimir Prebilič began his speech in Serbian, which is not an official language of the European …
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In 2021, the current President of the Republic, Nataša Pirc Musar, together with the NGO the Legal Network for the Protection of Democracy (Pravna mreža za varstvo demokracije), filed a criminal complaint against the then-Director of the Government Communication Office (UKOM), Uroš Urbanija. The Court of Audit has now found that the latter acted in …
The tough legislation on the “culture of chastity and hijab” adopted in Iran in December, which imposes harsh penalties, including up to 15 years in prison and even the death penalty, has rightly been upsetting the public. As the legislation is expected to come into force in the coming days, one would have expected a …
