The funeral service for the late British monarch Elizabeth II took place at Westminster Abbey in London on Monday. The ceremony was attended by members of the royal family and world leaders. The Queen passed away on 8 September at Balmoral, the royal family’s summer residence in Scotland, after a long illness at the age …
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The essence is, of course, hidden in the fine print. There is a tacit acknowledgment that the government’s price comparison of basic foodstuffs is methodologically inadequate, unprofessional, unnecessary, and merely a populist move by the team at Gregorčičeva Street 20. It is written as follows: “Both the contractor and the customer therefore do not assume responsibility …
For 58,000 euros, Robert Golob “discovered” what we all already know Read More »
In her annual speech in the European Parliament, the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, advocated the reduction of electricity consumption and focused mainly on the energy crisis and the war in Ukraine. She announced a limitation of the revenues of companies that use technologies cheaper than gas to produce electricity. The …
The SDS parliamentary group submitted a proposal for the Act on National Symbols to the parliamentary procedure, with which we want, among other things, to encourage citizens to display the flag more often and at the same time prohibit the public glorification of all symbols of totalitarian regimes. The Act on the Coat of Arms, …
Jože Biščak, former editor-in-chief of the magazine Demokracija and former director of Nova obzorja publishing house, who together with his external colleague Aleksandar Škorc, was convicted in the first instance at the beginning of the week for insulting the human dignity of illegal migrants, sent a letter to the Judicial Council of the Republic of …
The Ljubljana municipality and the Žale cemetery insist that the cemetery is intended for the citizens of Ljubljana and that there is no place to bury the victims of the post-war massacres from the abyss under Macesnova Gorica and other victims, including the murdered Roma from the Ljubljana area, as suggested by the government’s commission …
Prime Minister Robert Golob’s attitude towards the Revoz company and, indirectly, the French owners, threatens thousands of jobs in Novo mesto and its surroundings. Golob’s moves related to the economy are extremely harmful. Robert Golob, the Slovenian Prime Minister, visited Paris last week at the invitation of French President Emmanuel Macron. The Slovenian delegation also …
Prime Minister Robert Golob threatens thousands of jobs in Lower Carniola Read More »
A plaque bearing the names of the four world leaders who were the first to visit Ukraine after the start of the war was unveiled on Friday in Kyiv by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. On the 28th of February, Putin’s Russia invaded neighbouring Ukraine, and the Ukrainian people had to stand up for themselves. They …
Janša Is Forever Inscribed In The History Of The Ukrainian Nation Read More »
On Friday, there was quite an uproar in the Slovenian public. Namely, Prime Minister Robert Golob announced an energy lockdown – he intends to shut down companies over the winter and restart them in the spring. The current government also intends to introduce taxpayer funding for temporary layoffs, either through companies or by sending employees …
The Road To Disaster: Prime Minister Golob Has Announced An Energy Lockdown Read More »
“Economic reconstruction after the aggression is actually not such a difficult task, memories of atrocities and finding answers to the questions of why something happened are more difficult,” SDS president Janez Janša said at the economic forum in Poland, among other things. The president of the Slovenian Democratic Party, Janez Janša, attended the 31st Economic Forum …
During this summer, we were able to read and listen in the media about the verdict of two Slovenian courts because practically all regime media reported on it. In both cases, the SDS party lost the lawsuit. In the first case, the SDS party sued the academician, professor emeritus, and two-time Doctor of Science Rudi …
Filippo Grandi, the UN’s High Commissioner for Refugees said at an event in Italy that restrictive legislation, barbed wire and blockades at sea are considered racist. UN High Commissioner for Refugees Filippo Grandi recently addressed a festival in the northern Italian town of Sarzana. He said that he was not surprised by statements that Ukrainian …
