In the wake of the recent brutal attack by an Islamist who killed a teenager and injured five people, the results of the left’s immigration policy are becoming increasingly clear. This is just another brutal attack in a series of attacks in Europe, while Slovenia has a President at the helm of the country who
The Ljubljana District Court has recently convicted four police officers who cracked down on violent protests against the government of Janez Janša. As we were told by the court, the police officers were convicted by Judge Marko Beovič without a main hearing. We have also received a reply from the Specialised State Prosecutor’s Office of
The second emergency meeting of European statesmen is taking place today – on Wednesday, the 19th of February, in Paris. Following criticism that French President Macron excluded a number of countries from the first meeting, this time, the French capital will host the leaders of ten European countries and Canada, alongside France. Additionally, Prime Minister
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Slovenia is completely unsuitable for harvesting solar and wind energy. That’s according to a World Bank study, which looked at the suitability of 210 countries for renewable energy sources (RES). Slovenia is in the bottom seventh of the list – namely, in 180th place, writes J.B. Slovenia’s (and Brussels’) obsession with becoming a carbon-free society
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The government gives pensioners 5 euros of annual allowance. This applies to the lowest pensions. At the same time, the same government will now be rewarding the cultural elite, who already receive cash bonuses of 30,000 and 10,000 euros, respectively. And additionally, the government is raising existing taxes or introducing new ones. That is why
Janez Janša recently appeared on the popular podcast hosted by Klemen Selakovič. In an in-depth conversation with the host, Janša shared quite a few philosophical cues that few Slovenian politicians are capable of. The podcast has already been viewed by 100,000 Youtube users, which is more than the circulation of any Slovenian print media and
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At the end of last week, unidentified extremists desecrated a memorial in Bazovica with the inscription “Trieste is ours. Death to fascism, freedom to the nation”. The slogans, survivors of communism, provoked a strong reaction from the Italian political top. Prime Minister Meloni pointed out that this act “must not go unpunished”. “The Foiba in
During the Biden administration, several socio-political ventures from Slovenia received funding from the USA. Among these are well-known fellow travellers of the left, such as the investigative web portal Oštro, the Pride Parade, the NGO umbrella network CNVOS, the investigative web portal Pod črto, as well as the independent – at least on paper –
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This week’s guest on the show “Who Is Lying to You” (“Kdo vam laže”) on Nova24TV was Brane Kastelic, the first defendant in the Trenta case. So far, he has not had much opportunity to explain his side of the story to the public, or his view on this notorious and much-talked-about topic. On Nova24TV,
After the January hearing in the Trenta case, is it even worth continuing with the proceedings that seem quite empty in terms of content, where the only thing that is being determined now is whether the Eurogradnje company really carried out a “sham” deal between Janez Janša and the Imos company? At Monday’s hearing, we
Many people who watched the documentary entitled “Leaving Belgrade” on the national media outlet RTV Slovenia a few days ago were quite bothered by the impression that the actions of the League of Communists of Slovenia (ZKS) were an act of independence. The former vice-president of the DEMOS coalition, Dr Dimitrij Rupel, pointed out that
Decades after it happened, a Belgian court has clarified the circumstances of the political murder of Enver Hadri, who was killed in Brussels in 1990 on the orders of the Yugoslav State Security Service – the UDBA. After a retrial, Veselin Vukotić (72) and Andrija Drašković (62) have been sentenced to life imprisonment. This case