The Spanish media NTV España summarised the debate of the leader of the Slovenian opposition, Janez Janša, on the much-anticipated book The São Paulo Forum’s Cultural Warfare, which was launched at the end of the year. The book is a starting point for a debate on the causes, consequences, and possibilities of a successful resistance …
In recent days, Tanja Fajon, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, has been on a trip to Bosnia and Herzegovina, where she was taking credit for the work of former President of the Republic, Borut Pahor, and she also visited the Bosniak Institute – Adil Zulfikarpašić’s Foundation, which also presented her with an award for her …
“Our plan is to build 30 thousand public rental apartments, with the financing coming from different sources: some from taxes, some from the state budget, some with a state bond for Slovenian savers in the banks,” were the words of Luka Mesec at the pre-election debate on the 12th of April 2022. A few months …
It cannot be ruled out that we will once look back on 2022 as the year when we entered the era of dangers, but Hungary has responded actively to all the threats, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said. It’s too early to judge, but we could have entered the era of dangers in 2022. The …
In recent years, a series of scandals have erupted across Europe, which revealed that leading bodies have in their ranks a surprisingly high number of people who engage in abusing children. Poland’s liberal politics puts great emphasis on children – with a twist The case of Krzysztof F. has recently come to light. The polish politician of …
Most health experts agree that the anti-government protests, orchestrated by the media and far-left civil society, contributed significantly to the spread of coronavirus disease and the prolongation of the pandemic. But it is precisely these protests that have enthroned the current government “freedom” that we have been enjoying for more than six months now. That …
Since Prime Minister Robert Golob (The Freedom Movement – Gibanje Svoboda) announced at the extraordinary general meeting of the Slovenian Association of Judges (Slovensko sodniško društvo) that he would provide a 600-euros-gross monthly allowance to each judge and prosecutor as early as January, I asked the government what this allowance would be and where the …
Searching For A Law That Would Justify Golob’s 600 Euros For 1093 Judges And Prosecutors Read More »
On Wednesday’s rally to pay tribute to the father of the Slovenian state, Dr Jože Pučnik, who died twenty years ago, the President of the largest opposition party – the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS), Janez Janša, said that Pučnik belongs to the very centre of Slovenia – symbolically and literally. “When …
People Paid Tribute To The Father Of The Slovenian State On The Republic Square Read More »
At a press conference on Tuesday, the head of the parliamentary group of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS), MP Jelka Godec, presented the SDS party’s request to convene an extraordinary session of the National Assembly on the catastrophic situation in the healthcare sector. “Unlike the coalition and Prime Minister Robert Golob, …
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At a recent general meeting of the Slovenian Association of Judges (Slovensko sodniško društvo), Prime Minister Robert Golob announced a reform of the pay system, with a special salary pillar for the judiciary. He promised an additional 600 euros to all judicial officials, which will certainly increase the appetites of other groups in the public …
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“I believe the report is written with a clear purpose and, as such, biased. It is almost impossible for any security operation, any action, especially one of a large scale, not to have some irregularities. The aim of the report is purely and simply to fulfil certain political promises,” Olaj, former Director-General of the Police, …
The Social Democrats (Socialni demokrati – SD) support Keber’s Cuban model of healthcare, where all decision-making and financing centres for healthcare are concentrated in a single point managed by the state. This is a model of state-run, not public, healthcare. And it is precisely this model – which the left-wing governments have been advocating all …
