After the failed attempt at replacing the Speaker of the National Assembly, controversy has arisen over whether the coalition still has a majority in the National Assembly or not. Tuesday’s vote unequivocally proved that there is nothing to worry about, as 46 MPs voted in favour of approving the decision on the inadmissibility of the …
We are presenting exclusive documents on concluding insurance brokerage transactions, signed by a member of the Telekom Management Board, Vida Žurga. The transactions were concluded with a company from Vienna, with which Žurga’s partner Leo Ivanjko also works. In the past, we were often able to read about the suspicious and dishonest business practices that …
Yesterday’s press conference on the current situation regarding COVID-19 was attended by Franc Vindišar, the State Secretary of the Ministry of Health, Marko Pokorn, the Medical Director of Ljubljana Paediatric Clinic, Ada Hočevar Grom of the National Institute of Public Health and Nina Krohne, psychologist from the Slovenian Psychologists’ Association. Some 4,588 PCR tests were …
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“After everything we have heard and were also able to see for ourselves, it is clear that even the so-called reputable and traditional media are no longer what they used to be. They look down on Slovenia, do not know our situation, or simply do not want to really delve into what they are writing …
“The last time I met the President of the European Council, Charles Michel, was last year. It would be quite difficult for me to physically hand over anything to him in February or March of this year, as the obscure web portal you cite writes. Slovenia is very serious in trying to find solutions for …
Three months before Slovenia takes over the Presidency of the Council of the EU, the pressures on the current government are intensifying from all sides, but if we take a closer look at the matter, all paths lead us to the same source – to our left-wing opposition, which is still trying as hard as …
Jean Abdo Arbach, the archbishop of the Syrian city of Homs, thanked Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban and the Hungarian people for the support which allowed 200 Syrian refugee families to return to their homes, PM Orban’s press chief told Hungary’s state news agency (MTI) on Monday. In Syria, two Christian youth centres an 200 …
With Hungary’s help, 200 persecuted christian Syrian families could return home Read More »
A recently passed bill aims to protect teachers from negative repercussions, should they fail to address a transgender student by the exact pronoun preferred by that particular student. Teachers should not be afraid of being penalised in any form if they fail to address students by the pronoun of their choice. This is the objective of …
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Attacking the home of a municipal councillor in Črnomelj is a crime worthy of condemnation and punishment. No matter the motive. However, the quick reaction of those who, during similar or worse attacks on the cameraman Nova24tv, a photographer at the protests in Ljubljana, Mr. Krek, death threats, etc. – remain silent,” Prime Minister Janez Janša wrote …
Yesterday’s press conference on the current situation regarding COVID-19 was attended by Mateja Logar, the Head of the Advisory Group of the Ministry of Health, and Tomaž Vovko, specialist in infectiology and intensive care medicine. A total of 1,484 PCR tests were carried out on Sunday, of which 287 were positive, amounting to 19.3 per …
Exponential growth of the epidemiological curve is stopping Read More »
The government adopted a draft decree at a correspondence session on Monday saying that a referendum on the changes to the 2021 and 2022 budgets implementation act to allow for long-term financing of investments in the Slovenian Armed Forces would be inadmissible. The Finance Ministry argued in a press release after the government session that …
Slovenian government: Referendum on military investment is inadmissible Read More »
A group of 13 EU countries, including Slovenia, intends to address a letter to chief EU institutions listing seven priorities in preparations for Covid-status certificates that are expected to facilitate travel amid the pandemic. The countries call for launching the system as soon as possible, preferably by June. STA
