Despite the fact that all of the most developed countries in the world with the highest-quality healthcare systems have a robust private healthcare system in addition to the public one, the Levica party (the Left) is clearly once again wishing they could have their favourite healthcare system from the dreamy Venezuela, Cuba and North Korea …
On Wednesday afternoon, a real drama took place at the main Maribor post office. The perpetrator went completely insane, insulted the postal employee and attacked the SDS MP Dejan Kaloh. A man came to the post office, who was very upset at the post, as he found the post office service too expensive. This upset …
Slovenia plans to erect several dozen kilometres of new fencing on the border with Croatia in an effort to crack down on illegal migrations, Interior Minister Aleš Hojs said. An agreement on the new fencing is about to be finalised and the construction work should start within two or three weeks, Hojs told reporters during …
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Oriana Fallaci (died September 15th, 2006) about… … Islam (1): “Thinking that there is good and bad Islam is at odds with reason.” … Eurabia: “Europe is no longer Europe, it is Eurabia, a colony of Islam, where the Islamic invasion takes place not only in a physical sense, but also in a mental and cultural sense.” …
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Slovenia has been recording solid tourism figures this year but the sector is not expected to bounce back before 2023 or, more likely, 2024, Economy Ministry State Secretary Simon Zajc said. Asian guests are unlikely to return before 2023. However, the digital Covid pass will make travel easier for European tourists in that it removes …
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The number of new coronavirus cases continues to rise in Slovenia, with 1,393 infections being detected on Monday, which is up 59% from a week ago and the highest daily figure since 7 April. The number of Covid-19 patients in hospitals was up by 21 to 333 and the number of patients in intensive care …
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After we revealed the exclusive news on our web portal that the director of the Slovenian Press Agency, Bojan Veselinovič, intends to leave the Agency after the end of his second term on the 31st of December this year and then continue his career as a director or super-editor of the centralised editorial office in …
We recently learned that the current director of the Slovenian Press Agency (Slovenska tiskovna agencija – referred to as the STA) has supposedly found a new job. According to our source, Veselinovič is supposed to become the director/super-editor of the media tycoon Martin Odlazek’s centralised editorial office in Vevče. As the STA recently reported, the …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
