Anže Logar, the former foreign minister, has taken the lead ahead of the 23 October presidential election in the latest poll commissioned by the newspapers Dnevnik and Večer. Logar, an MP for the opposition Democratic Party (SDS), polled at 30.2%, up by two percentage points compared to July. He is now 2.7 points ahead of …
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The UK energy and natural resources company Ascent Resources and its Slovenian subsidiary have formally submitted a request for arbitration against Slovenia following complications in the country green-lighting their gas project near Lendava. The company has revised its damage assessment from EUR 100 million to over EUR 500 million. The request was submitted to the …
Ascent files for arbitration against Slovenia, demands EUR 500m Read More »
A total of 1,582 new cases of coronavirus were confirmed in Slovenia during the extended weekend and nine fatalities among Covid-19 patients. Friday included, 11 patients died and 3,156 new infections were confirmed, data released by the Health Ministry shows. Yesterday, 92 patients were treated in hospitals for Covid-19 as their main condition, including 9 …
Almost 1,600 new Covid cases during extended weekend Read More »
Polish American investigative journalist and economist Matthew Tyrmand visited Bovec with former Prime Minister Janez Janša, emphasising that the company of a Slovenian dissident and such a great man, or a real hero, is an extraordinary privilege. He also expressed his belief that the current leader of the opposition will certainly soon be at the …
“After everything that has been happening, related to journalists and the personnel policy of dictator Golob, the entire top of the judiciary should publicly apologise for the conviction due to the tweet about journalistic prostitutes. And then, the judiciary should process the corrupt connection of the Necenzurirano (Uncensored) web portal with the ruling party,” said …
The price for a barrel of crude oil is the same as it was in October 2021, when a litre of diesel cost us 1.35 euros. But now, despite the same price of oil on world markets, the price for the consumers in Slovenia is almost a quarter higher. The current price of diesel is …
The current price of diesel is 24.1 percent higher than it was in October 2021 Read More »
The start of the new school year is just two weeks away. Before the April elections, the Social Democrats party (SD) promised us free school meals and free kindergarten, a rise in minimum wage and pensions, 10,000 public rental flats and a mere 30-day wait period to get to a medical specialist. These were their …
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The new transfers from journalism to politics or to the ruling party, the Freedom Movement, have caused quite a stir and also brought forth many questions – namely, why are so many journalists switching to politics, and why do they always join left-wing parties? And while they are tyring with all their might to convince …
Journalists Switching To Politics: They Transfer Exclusively To Left-Wing Parties Read More »
In the past, we have already reported that the commercial television station POP TV is a mainstream media outlet where “real names” are often published even before affected individuals find out what is going on, and we have also already explained that the link between the Police and POP TV is direct, and her name …
Years ago, the Ljubljana Mayor Zoran Janković was Prime Minister Robert Golob’s party boss, so it is really not a big surprise that Golob supported him for another term as the mayor of Ljubljana. Given the “woke” ideology that Golob, under the influence of NGO the Institute of the 8th of March, had been infected …
Golob’s Support For Janković, Who Exploits Women, Sends A Clear Message Read More »
“What is also clear from what has been said is that Golob, the Prime Minister and President of the Freedom Movement party, is personally recruiting and appointing the editors of media outlets owned by state-owned companies.’ And Sophie in ‘t Veld is staying silent… The idea of “ours and theirs” also works in the EU. …
“Today, people know how much they will have to pay for electricity and also how much the electricity on the hallways of their apartment buildings will cost them. Last winter, the costs were too high,” the current Prime Minister Robert Golob said on one of the shows on public television. It is true that people …
