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Rado Pezdir’s New Book, The Parallel Mechanism, Is Coming Soon: More Than 600 Pages of Exposed Business and Financial Crimes of the Communists Between 1945 and 2020!

A new book by the economist and archive researcher Dr Rado Pezdir is coming in September, in which he has tackled the parallel economy of the new ruling class from 1945 to 2020. In it, he presents the Yugoslavia’s State Secretary Administration’s financial network of off-shore companies, developed by Niko Kavčič, and then continues with …

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[Video] The SD Party Has a Guerrilla in its Ranks, Who Took Part in the Violent Overthrow of Authorities During the Uprisings

When news broke on Friday last week that the anti-vaxxers from the ranks of the so-called OPS movement (Osveščeni prebivalci Slovenije – Informed Citizens of Slovenia) had broken into the premises of RTV Slovenia, and that they had managed to reach the studio of the news programme, there were practically no people that did not …

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Janez Janša Has Received the Award for Person of the Year 2020 of Central and Eastern Europe at the 30th Economic Forum for His Outstanding Achievements

Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Janša has received the Person of the year 2020 of Central and Eastern Europe award for his outstanding achievements and contribution to the leadership of Europe. The award is given by the programme council of the Economic Forum, which consists of a number of distinguished individuals from politics and the economic …

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Ministers Andrijanič and Jaklitsch Tackling the Problem of Bringing Young Slovenian Intellectuals Back to Their Homeland

Minister Mark Boris Andrijanič and State Secretary Peter Geršak, M.Sc., recently met with Minister Helena Jaklitsch, PhD, and Jure Leskovec, PhD. At the meeting, they discussed the necessary changes that would encourage the returning of Slovenian experts to their homeland. The brain drain of young people has been one of the most pressing problems of …

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Zemmour in court: Criticism of immigration banned in France

“Incitement to hatred”. According to the Paris prosecutor’s office, Éric Zemmour is guilty of expressing “public insults on 28 September because of origin or belonging or not belonging to a particular ethnic group, nation, race or religion” and “public incitement to discrimination, hatred or violence” in a speech. The investigation is entrusted to the BRDP …

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Slovenia, Germany and Portugal adopt schemes for patient inclusion in cancer research

Slovenia, as part of the EU Trio Presidency together with Germany and Portugal, adopted a document on approaches to actively involve patients in cancer research. The aim is to coordinate national and European studies and to urge European countries to work together, the Slovenian Ministry of Education, Science and Sport said. “We have received a …

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Slovenian government determined not to shut down economy or public life

Prime Minister Janez Janša said the government was determined not to shut down the economy or public life despite surging cases. Vaccination is the only way to avoid disruption to normal life, he said, adding that it was in the shared interests of the government, opposition, media and each individual to reach such a vaccination …

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Director of the Government Communication Office: Director Veselinovič Is Trying to Delay the Whole Procedure With the Lawsuits and Does Not Want to Solve the STA Situation

“There has been no payment because the public service was not provided. You cannot charge for the same thing twice,” said Uroš Urbanija, director of the Government Communication Office in a show on Nova24TV, in response to the question of why the Slovenian Press Agency has still not received payment after the Supreme Court sided …

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The Majority of Slovenians Oppose the Inclusion of LGBT Content in Slovenian Schools and Do Not Agree That Same-Sex Couples Should be Able to Adopt Foreign Children

The LGBT ideology is becoming more and more aggressive every year. If it was once mainly present in American schools, it has now found its way into European schools as well. And Slovenian schools are, of course, no exception. In the official Catalogue of Continued Education and Training for Professionals in Education for the School …

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Communists Have Absolutely No Respect for Slovenian History and the People of Primorska Who Suffered Under Fascism

The Day of the Return of Primorska to its Homeland is a Slovenian national holiday, which is celebrated on the 15th of September. In 1947, the Paris Peace Treaty was signed by Italy and the winners of the Second World War, and Slovenia now celebrates the return of Primorska to its homeland in September every …

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877 new coronavirus cases as ICU cases climb

Slovenia reported 877 new coronavirus cases for Monday, the highest daily figure since 4 May. Data released by the government shows there were 229 patients hospitalised with Covid-19 in the morning, including 54 in intensive care, while two patients died yesterday. The National Institute of Public Health estimates that there are now 7,276 active cases …

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