Close to 6,000 couples got married in Slovenia last year. August was the most popular month for a wedding, data from the Statistics Office shows. Compared to the year before, the number of couples who got married increased by 13% to 5,916 whereas the number of those who got a divorce rose by nearly a …
A total of 209 cases of coronavirus were confirmed in Slovenia over the weekend, a 30% increase over the weekend before. No patient with Covid-19 has died since Friday, according to the Health Ministry. The ministry does not release fatality or hospital figures at the weekend, but data released today shows 21 patients were hospitalised …
The coalition of the Gibanja Svoboda, SD, and the Levica will be radically left and not liberal. The coalition agreement shows that they are introducing a series of involuntary and harmful measures for the state and citizens. Taxes, taxes, taxes, and the destruction of families. Romana Tomc, an MEP, and vice-president of the SDS party …
Taxes, taxes, taxes, and the destruction of families! Read More »
Whether they are public or not is the question now. Information Commissioner Mojca Prelesnik stated that the Government of the Republic of Slovenia has a legal basis for the processing of personal data of civil servants and that this is freely available information of a public nature. On the other hand, the government says that …
The Government will have to provide “cull lists” to the public Read More »
The government of Robert Golob has appointed David Antolovič to the position of Director of the Criminal Police, who has been subject in the past to the control of the General Police Administration due to irregularities in his work. However, that was not the first time Antolovič has found himself under the scrutiny of his …
Even though the majority of Slovenian media are in favour of the left, some people obviously cannot bear the fact that there are also some who dare to show the other side as well. This is definitely true for a stranger who decided to vandalise the car of our media outlet, Nova24TV, which was parked …
After the Kosovo parliament recently established a commission of inquiry to look into the Gen-I energy company’s energy deals, in which the former Gen-I President of the Management Board and new Slovenian Prime Minister, Robert Golob, and Kosovo’s Ambassador to Croatia, Martin Berishaj, were also involved, the Kosovo Assembly voted on another committee of inquiry …
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“Where there is public money, I always see the problem of improperly spent funds. There is always this danger. It is also important to note that a huge number of projects will go through this department. That is why it is crucial to choose good projects and spend public money rationally. However, I am afraid …
Social Democrats, the Most Indebted Party, Will Manage European Money Read More »
“The development of publicly funded scientific research, which has strong support in local communities and the economy in South-Eastern Slovenia, is a very important piece in the mosaic of development breakthroughs. An attempt to prevent the financing of this activity and to stop investing in equipment for this new institute is also an attempt to …
The New Government Is Targeting the Education System and the Development of the Country Read More »
UNSER MITTELEUROPA was the only German-language medium to date to report on the massive riots and violent attacks by migrants around the Champions League final in Paris last week. In France, the scandal finale is making waves, also because those responsible are once again not named for politically correct reasons. At the heart of the scandal …
Visiting Slovenia as the first foreign official after the new government was sworn in, Austrian Foreign Minister Alexander Schallenberg said that Austria did not see any alternative to checks on its internal Schengen border with Slovenia, citing the war in Ukraine and an increase in illegal migration. Foreign Minister Tanja Fajon said Slovenia saw no …
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The death toll of the powerful explosion that ripped through the Melamin chemical plant in Kočevje, south Slovenia, on 12 May has increased to seven after a second of the two severely injured workers died in hospital on Monday, nearly three weeks after Slovenia’s deadliest industrial accident. The latest death was announced by UKC Ljubljana …
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