New anti-government protests are being organised for the 27th of April 2021, which is also Resistance Day in Slovenia. The riots are an event that is being organised by the Antifa extremists and the narco criminals, who are, among other things, also highly motivated due to the fact that their beloved leader Anis Ličina has …
Editor-in-chief of the Demokracija magazine and the director of the company Nova obzorja (New Horizons) filed a complaint at the Bežigrad Police station on Saturday due to the death threats that the editorial board of the magazine received on Friday. “These are not the usual threats we are used to; these are obviously threats from …
Slovenia has received some encouraging data on its way through the epidemic and in its transition from it. This year, despite the epidemic and the restrictive measures that resulted in the closure of certain economic activities, the employment activity remained quite high and was only 1.4 percent lower compared to February last year, when there …
Andrej Šter, Head of the Consular Sector at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and Deana Potza from the Health Inspectorate took part in a press conference on the current situation regarding COVID-19. According to Maja Bratuša, 5,371 PCR tests and 29,266 rapid antigen tests were performed yesterday. The PCR tests confirmed 900 new infections. The …
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The Minister of the Environment and Spatial Planning, Andrej Vizjak, attended the informal videoconference of the EU environment ministers under the Portuguese presidency of the Council of the EU. The ministers discussed the challenges related to water management in the light of adaptation to climate change. The meeting focused on exchanging good practices and experience …
Yesterday, Prime Minister Janez Janša was on a working visit in Poland. The purpose of the visit is to strengthen political and economic cooperation between the two countries, and to exchange views and positions on current European affairs and foreign policy issues, with talks focusing on bilateral cooperation and the priorities of the Slovenian Presidency …
Prime Minister Janez Janša attended the first meeting of the Strategic Council for Digitalisation on 23. April. At the meeting, the members of the Strategic Council for Digitalisation spoke about the goals of the Council, the timeline and the organisation of the work. They also presented some content-related proposals. In his opening address, Prime Minister …
Longtime Slovenian diplomat Božo Cerar, Ph.D., expressed support for Lea Stančič, the Ambassador of the Republic of Slovenia to Romania, who recently wore the national costume to a protocol event. Namely, he sent us a photo from his personal archive, on which he is also wearing the national costume while performing his diplomatic duties. He …
The police have recently received several reports from various complainants regarding the alleged irregularities related to the operation of the Slovenian Press Agency. The pre-trial proceedings were initiated by the police on the basis of the report that was received first, on the 17th of March 2021. After that, the police received several other reports …
If the rate of immigration remains the same as in recent years, Swedes can become the minority in their own country by 2065, a fresh study suggests. If the current level of immigration persists, Swedes will become a minority in their own country in 45 years, according to Finnish researcher Kyösti Tarvainen, an associate professor emeritus in …
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On Wednesday, Minister of Foreign Affairs Anže Logar hosted the foreign ministers of Croatia and Italy in Slovenia, and they talked about the strengthening of cooperation in the northern Adriatic. All three ministers – Anže Logar, Luigi Di Maio, and Gordan Grlić Radman – signed a joint agreement on trilateral cooperation between the three countries …
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A total of 1,034 coronavirus tests performed in Slovenia on Tuesday returned positive in what is a continuation of a downward trend in weekly comparison, show fresh official data. Hospitalisations decreased by 18 to 631 after 62 patients were discharged home yesterday. The number of intensive care cases was down by one to 155, while …
