For more than a year now, we have been witnessing the process of renaming of Titova Street in Radenci. “But such a name, which is, among other things, a symbol of mass crimes against humanity, also affects the human dignity of (even the still living) victims and their close descendants, as well as anyone with …
The left-wing extremists surrounded the building ahead of the public tribune at the Workers’ Home (Delavski dom) in Trbovlje, trying to break into it, but luckily, the police prevented the worst from happening. The extremists also threw granite cubes at the building. During their visit to the Zasavje region, the government representatives and their interlocutors …
The government has so far earmarked EUR 56.97 million for vaccination against Covid-19, of which EUR 39.79 million for the purchase of vaccines and EUR 17.17 million to organise and carry out the vaccination, the Health Ministry said. The vaccines are bought directly by the state, while the cost of vaccination services is charged by …
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Minister for Slovenians Abroad Helena Jaklitsch wrapped up her 11-day tour of the US on Sunday in the Chicago suburb of Lemont, where the Slovenian community built the Slovenian Catholic Cultural Centre on land owned by Slovenian Franciscans. Jaklitsch thanked the Slovenian community in the US for the exceptional role in the efforts for democratisation, …
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The government adopted a decree on Sunday, raising the lump sum which municipalities receive per resident from the state and which represents one of the main sources of local government funding. In 2022 the sum will rise from EUR 628 to EUR 645 and to EUR 647 in 2023, the Public Administration Ministry said. The …
The prosecution, the judiciary, the mainstream media, the left-wing opposition – what all of them have in common is that they, at least indirectly, support the protests, the violence, and applaud those who deliberately violate the anti-corona measures. None of them care about death threats either – unless they happen to be made against the …
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What is written in the title is actually true because you can use a roll of toilet paper for quite some time, you know, in the smallest room in the house, “to which even the emperor goes on foot,” as they used to say. The Constitutional Arch Coalition’s (Koalicija ustavnega loka – referred to as …
The March for Life will take place on Saturday, the 2nd of October 2021, in Ljubljana. The coordination team for the March for Life 2021 announced that the march will be conducted in accordance with the government regulations for the epidemic and the recommendations and guidelines of the National Institute of Public Health. The participants …
Tasks of the state include removing the obstacles to starting a family. Ten years ago, the Hungarian government identified five areas of focus to build the country’s family policy on, Hungarian PM Viktor Orban said, and also addressed other issues at the 4th Demographic Summit in Budapest. “The Demographic Summit in Budapest is not merely …
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Yesterday, Prime Minister Janez Janša attended the Budapest Demographic Summit. The summit is an annual event hosting top-level speakers, members of the EU and national parliaments, former ministers, senior religious leaders, civil society representatives, academics and journalists. As statistics show that birth rates in the Western world are declining and that Western societies are growing …
Prime Minister Janez Janša has invited the executive director of SpaceX and Tesla, billionaire Elon Musk, to invest in Slovenia, after the former wrote on Twitter that Tesla does not know yet where to build the fourth Gigafactory. Symbolically, the most suitable place would be Maribor – where the inventor Nikola Tesla got his first …
The testimony of partisan Anton Cizel has reopened the debate on the extrajudicial murders by the communist authorities and the investigation of post-war crimes. “Investigations need to be concluded, a lot has already been done, but there is still a lot of work ahead of us. All human rights violations need to be investigated, and …
