Most of Janez Janša’s critics do not speak Slovenian, and only a few know the country from their own personal experience. They are getting their information from the Slovenian left. This is a method that has been known since the sanctions implemented two decades ago against the black-and-blue government coalition in Austria. After Wolfgang Schüssel, …
“I am nostalgically remembering the peaceful times in the municipality of Radenci, before the Ustasha mayor,” Irena Petek Petka from Radenci, where Roman Leljak is the mayor, wrote on Facebook. In his response, Leljak revealed that there is a reason for such harsh words coming from a citizen – namely, her family economy was funded …
The editorial office received some information from one of our readers, who was shopping in Ljubljana’s BTC before the holidays. When he passed the famous Ljubljana bar Playa, which is co-owned by the famous Slovenian singer Jan Plestenjak, he saw something interesting at one of the tables. Namely, Cirman and Vuković, the press duo from …
As part of her campaign called “We hear you” (“Slišimo vas” in Slovenian), Tanja Fajon recently visited Izola. Judging by the pictures, she enjoyed the company of the renowned winemaker Matej Zaro there, who showed and presented different wines to her, which she also tried. Wine tasting, as can be seen from the Zaro winery’s …
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The transitional network in Slovenia is desperate. After the latest appearances of the left-wing part of the opposition, when they finally admitted that they do not have the opportunity to file a successful constructive vote of no confidence which would take Slovenia to early elections, they are now once again dragging the “artificial affair” of …
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“Thanks to the Hitler-Stalin pact, the peoples of the Balkans and the Middle East have been saved from the terrors of war to this day. Thanks to them, small nations have maintained their independence,” Tito says in the document, adding that the Hitler-Stalin pact (the Ribbentrop-Molotov pact) was “in no way a betrayal of the …
The Communication Office of the Government of the Republic of Slovenia (UKOM) has sent the Slovenian Press Agency (STA) the final version of the public service contract. The total contract value is estimated at EUR 2,028,000.00, and UKOM took into account the costs of providing individual public services, as indicated by the STA director Bojan …
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Can the EU itself expand its powers, which are beyond the control of the states, through the decisions of the Court of Justice of the European Union? The Polish Constitutional Court had to answer this question when on Wednesday, July 14th, it examined an application from the Disciplinary Chamber of the Supreme Court (the Polish Court …
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The child protection law, passed by the Hungarian parliament on June 15, has unleashed one of the biggest offensives against Viktor Orbán’s government. The new law caused a wave of hysteria among Brussels bureaucrats and an immediate reaction from the Commissar Vera Jourova, who has long been sharpening her knives against Hungary and Poland, who …
Based on its monthly report for June, the Office for Macroeconomic Analysis and Development – UMAR finds that the outlook for economic growth remain favourable, and most short-term indicators show high interim growth, also at the expense of stronger economic activity in the international environment. At the time of the epidemic, however, exports were less affected …
New reasons for optimism: Economic forecasts for Slovenia remain good Read More »
Many world media outlets have shared the news that the Israeli company NSO has produced the spy software Pegaus, with the help of which more than 50 thousand telephone numbers of journalists, activists and politicians are supposed to be connected. In Slovenia, we had the most problems with the abuses of the secret intelligence services during …
Would you be willing to get treated in a hospital where almost half of the staff do not have the proper education for their job? Or would you perhaps accept those same odds in court? This is precisely what the situation at RTV Slovenia is like – we assume that as many as 994 employees …
