Doctors expressed strong opposition to the announcement in the draft coalition agreement that doctors in the public sector will be fully banned from working for private providers. The ban would be discriminatory to doctors in comparison with some other groups. STA
“The announcement of the new government that they will introduce a new subject for the education of children, including on gender reassignment and sexual orientation, is a great threat to children,” Aleš Primc commented on the new coalition agreement and specifically the part that concerns education. Primc is urging parents of children to contact the …
“Instead of continuing the path of easing things, particularly with regard to tax legislation, and continuing the search for added value by trying to attract investors, additional tax burdens are being imposed again. This is one of the directions that are by no means the smartest, especially at a time when there has been a …
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Coordinator of the Left party (Levica), Luka Mesec, who will be the Vice-President of Golob’s government and also the Minister for Solidarity-Based Future, will also be taking care of “economic democracy.” What does this mean? Economic democracy is supposed to be a system in which people share ownership and decision-making over power and resources in …
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The media report that the new government intends to launch talks with the European Union immediately after its formation in order to make some changes to the recovery and resilience plan, with which the money could be used specifically for financing the green transition and digitalisation. In other words – they will not build roads, …
“This is a very vile attack on the editor-in-chief of the news programme of TV Slovenia, with the intention of humiliation and contempt,” the Association of Journalists and Publicists responded to Miran Ališič’s inappropriate statements. They also strongly condemned the attack on Jadranka Rebernik, the aforementioned editor-in-chief, and any calls for a pogrom against the …
Even before the Janša government was fully formed in March of 2020, the extensions of the left-wing parties, meaning the non-governmental organisations, had already organised protests and called for the death of Janez Janša’s supporters and threatened the coalition partners, warning them not to enter the government. After the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka …
“The rapporteur for the organisation Reporters Without Borders RSF is Blaž Zgaga. This is also clear from the report itself and should be taken into account when assessing its credibility. In the report, he is sullying the government’s reputation and promoting the Necenzurirano (Uncensored) web portal and others, while journalists like Jože Možina, Igor Pirkovič, …
In the last two years, the majority of Slovenian media outlets practically did not report on the successes of the Janez Janša government but instead focused on manipulative and negative reporting and thus clearly showed the extent of our media world being unbalanced. We can also attribute lots of credit for the victory of yet …
“The essence of the left-wing rule is the frightening announcement of violence,” said Slovenian Democratic Party’s MP Branko Grims, commenting on a list of names shared by the renowned instigator of hatred, Janez Stariha. The left-wing option already announced a “blitzkrieg” before the elections, and immediately after taking power, a “purge” of all those who …
We at the Slovenian Association of Patriotic Journalists are appalled by the behaviour of the owner of the Facebook profile “Radio Svobodna Ljubljana”, where he published a list of prominent names from the world of culture, claiming that they are “Janšists” and “collaborators of Janšism” in culture. This post was also shared by Ljubljana city …
On 28 February, Slovenia’s then prime minister, the conservative Janez Janša, claimed that the fall of Ukraine could trigger a domino effect, noting that Moldova, Georgia, and probably the Baltic states would be next, and warned of “things being cooked up” in the Western Balkans. Just two months later, Janša lost the election to Robert …
