Changing things up to appear more glamorous than they are, concealment, deceit, and highly biased reporting. These are all the things that the mainstream media has done for Robert Golob. For some, it has paid off more, for others, less. And if he has not managed to thank them for it yet, he did just
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“An inappropriate length of the garment can seriously spoil a woman’s appearance. It used to be that a skirt or dress had to cover the knees, but nowadays, in the business world, the appropriate length is between about two centimetres above the knee to the middle of the shin,” Ksenija Benedetti, former Head of Protocol
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A harsh open letter against the government’s behaviour has been signed by 79 intellectuals. They had decided to send the letter because the government continued its series of political purges of personnel from companies and the media with the recent early dismissal of the current director of the Museum of Contemporary History, Jože Dežman, and
Now that we are living in times of Freedom, there will be enough jobs for all, hoped the voters who naively voted for the left-wing saviours on the 24th of April. There will indeed be no shortage of jobs – but apparently only for the right people. And when we talk about the right people,
The Consultation of Slovenian Diplomats continued on Wednesday at Brdo pri Kranju. The aim was to outline the guidelines for the work of the Ministry, which will now be called the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs. The diplomats were presented with a renewed foreign policy strategy, which had already been criticised at the first
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“The reign of the unelected: all four female ministers of the Government of the Republic of Slovenia together did not get as many votes in the elections as a single Slovenian Democratic Party (SDS) MP,” the President of the largest opposition party, Janez Janša, pointed out, adding, “So much for legitimacy.” At a recent meeting,
“The pensioners are very important when the elections are coming up, but when the elections are over, everyone is happy if they just stay quiet,” said Pavel Rupar, member of the Voice of Pensioners of Slovenia, criticising the current situation of pensioners. He points out that if we do not regulate pensions and the status
Prime Minister Robert Golob maintains that he does not know Martin Berishaj and denies all transactions that have taken place or any connection to the disclosed transactions, which point to alleged money laundering by the state-owned company. However, it is difficult to believe what he says, since, according to the web portal Prava, when he
Even though everywhere else in the world, people are proud of their respective countries’ independence, and it would never even occur to them to abolish a museum celebrating the process of their country gaining independence, things are different in Slovenia. Last week, the government of Robert Golob implemented the announcement made by Asta Vrečko, Minister
Before the holidays, the government of Robert Golob surprised the wider Slovenian public by announcing an amendment to the Financial Administration Act, which contains a highly controversial provision that allows the Financial Administration of the Republic of Slovenia to secretly track cargo (and, therefore, citizens, too) without a judge’s order. The law was initially opposed
“The government’s argument that the Museum of Independence should be merged with the Museum of Contemporary History of Slovenia for the purposes of “transparent and strategically outlined professional work,” is completely wrong and, in fact, a politically motivated argument which, objectively speaking, is directed against the understanding of the meaning of Slovenian independence and statehood,”
The Albanian financial affair of Slovenian Prime Minister Robert Golob has become international. He tried to cover it up both when it was first revealed as well as now, denying his involvement despite the evidence. The news and his links with Ambassador Martin Berishaj were reported by many Balkan media outlets, especially after it was