New virtual theatres of war have emerged, where the Hungarian government is already under constant attack by shocking fake news, said István Simicskó, member of parliament and leader of the Christian Democratic People’s Party (KNDP), in an interview with the portal Vasárnap.hu on next year’s parliamentary elections. What do you think is really at stake …
Compliance with the recovered-vaccinated-tested rule will be a prerequisite for attending university lectures in the next academic year, Health Ministry State Secretary Franc Vindišar said. The ministry proposes voluntary self-testing for secondary school students, but if Slovenia enters tier red under ECDC criteria, they will need the Covid certificate. Student organisations have agreed to the …
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Slovenia saw as many as 248 people test positive for coronavirus on Tuesday, an increase of nearly 80% from the same day a week ago, as the Jožef Stefan Institute says the country has already moved to the orange phase under ECDC criteria and will, given the current trend, move to red in early September. …
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SD MP Dejan Židan praises on Twitter the way anti-corona measures are being implemented in Germany, while his Social Democrats are one of the most vocal opponents of anti-corona measures, even though they are almost identical measures. In the moments when they would contribute the most to Slovenian society with their statehood, they prefer to fight …
In this edition of Jože Možina’ show on RTV, the conversation was attended by the founder of the Institute Iskreni and the weekly Domovina, Igor Vovk. He is an advocate and promoter of the traditional family, and he began his career through two years of practical training in marital and family therapy. According to him, …
Bishop Robert Géresi says the vandalism in Bratislava is just the beginning. Although they have not yet recovered from the shock of the vandal LGBTQ attack in Bratislava a week ago, Slovakia is already fearing further vandalism. Meanwhile, Christian churches in Hungary have stressed that they consider all forms of vandalism, as well as the …
The Hungarian prime minister is resisting billionaire George Soros’s efforts to transform his country, the famous host of Fox News told Mandiner in an exclusive interview. “I’m 52, my father worked for the state department, and he was very involved in the Cold War. From our perspective, Hungary and the rest of Central Europe was …
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Slovenia reported 46 new coronavirus cases for Sunday in 668 PCR tests as the week-on-week rise in infections continued. The 7-day average of new cases rose by two to 118 and the cumulative 14-day incidence per 100,000 residents increased by one to 68, show figures released by the National Institute of Public Health. There are …
Vaccination against Covid-19 three times a week is available at Ljubljana Jože Pučnik Airport from today, with no prior registration needed. Those who want to get vaccinated at the airport can do so on Monday (9am-noon), Wednesday (11am-2pm) and Friday (5pm and 8pm) with Jannsen’s vaccine. Vaccination free of charge is available to all passengers …
All passengers arriving in Slovenia by plane or ship will need to fill out a Digital Passenger Locator Form (dPLF) before entering the country starting from 16 August, Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) announced. The form makes it easier to track contacts in cases where passengers are exposed to a communicable disease during their journey. The …
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The mayor of the municipality of Radenci, Roman Leljak, reminded of the event from 2015, when he should have been questioned. He refused to be questioned because the police station had a picture of a former long-time Yugoslav dictator under the former regime, Josip Broz Tito, hanging on its premises. Leljak recently achieved the withdrawal of …
Radovan Cerjak was born in 1967 in Slovenj Gradec. In Velenje he attended the then high school of social sciences. He graduated from the Faculty of Law, University of Ljubljana. He works in a law office in the center of Ljubljana. He is known as a very good lawyer. In the past, he has already proved …
