There seems to be no end to hatred and extremism. “All the Clerical Fascist Rats Should be Forced into a Church, and Then the Whole Thing Should Be Set on Fire, the Vermin has Multiplied!” Ermin Rizvanovič wrote on the social network Twitter. The post that calls for murder was written in response to State …
In the hopeless theatre of absurdity, when it became clear that there would be no early elections and no new government, the representatives of the deep state presented a formula analogous to their actions during the pandemic. If they were once destroying Slovenia from within, with the media influences on the main distributors of public …
At the proposal of the coalition, the National Assembly of the Republic of Slovenia decided on the dismissal of the Speaker of the National Assembly, Igor Zorčič. At least 46 votes were needed for the dismissal, but only 45 MPs voted for the dismissals, as two votes were invalid, and the opposition obstructed the session. …
“Everything is ready! Keeping our fingers crossed for the system to work,” Jonathan Corner from the European Parliament’s Information Technology Department told a representative of the government office more than an hour and a half before the presentation of the Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Janša. Moments before Janša’s performance, Corner once again confirmed that the …
If anyone still doubts that the Peace Institute is an anti-Slovenian project of financial speculator George Soros, who is extremely hostile to the nation and the state, they should read the statement of its founder Vlasta Jalušič in Slovenia: “Slovenian independence is like salt from Butale.” She said this back in 1991, which means that she did …
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Prime Minister Janez Janša called on Dutch MEP Sophie in ‘t Veld to resign as chair of the EU Parliament’s democracy monitoring group, accusing her of damaging its reputation and credibility. “The Slovenian government takes freedom of speech and media freedom very seriously and therefore we do not accept censorship,” reads a letter sent to …
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Today’s press conference on the current situation related to COVID-19 featured the head of the advisory group Mateja Logar and the head of the Intensive Therapy Department of the Infectious Disease Clinic of the University Clinical Centre (UKC) Ljubljana Matjaž Jereb. A total of 1,774 PCR tests were performed on Sunday, of which 287 were …
“We will not listen to overpaid bureaucrats who were born into prosperity lecture us about freedom and democracy. We will also never agree to be censored by the self-proclaimed protectors of freedom,” Prime Minister Janez Janša said in his response, after it was revealed on Planet TV that the chairwoman of the debate on the …
At the beginning of March, the Association of State Prosecutors of Slovenia informed the Council of Europe about numerous “inadmissible” pressures on state prosecutors in Slovenia, which were allegedly being carried out by Prime Minister Janez Janša or his “subordinate” media outlets. In light of this, a representative of the Association of State Prosecutors of …
Bulgarian member of the European Parliament and a member of the EPP Andrey Kovatchev castigated Tanja Fajon, during the debate about the Report of the progress of the Northern Macedonia, about the crimes of Tito´s communists. In his speech in which he opposed the proposal of the SD and Greens, about the amendment that would …
The Government of the Republic of Slovenia today convened at the Brdo Congress Centre for its 67th regular session at which it discussed measures to curb the spread of COVID-19. Among other things, the Government discussed the expert group’s proposal for an 11-day lockdown. This proposal is based on the figures which show a growing …
In any case, MP Branko Simonovič was wronged, and the actions caused him at least some moral damage, if not more; the president of the Slovenian Association of Patriotic Journalists, Jože Biščak, assessed. “But that was obviously the intention – to slander Simonovič because he publicly supported the centre-right government, and perhaps thus force him …
