Constitutional Court Judge Rok Čeferin told the Financial Times that the criticism of judges should not be acceptable in a democracy, adding that the current government does not respect that. “In democracies, there should be limits to acceptable criticism of judges, but our government does not respect those limits,” he was cited by the foreign …
“They refuse to hand over the documentation in order to maintain the conflict and portray themselves as the poor victims of a fascist regime abroad. Veselinovič does not care about the journalists or the public. They are cannon fodder,” was a sort of working hypothesis of last night’s show Ura moči (The Hour of Power). …
The web portal 24ur published a draft of the programme starting points of the largest parliamentary party, the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS), ahead of its upcoming June congress. In the title of the article, they are manipulatively implying that the largest government party wants to start a civil war in Slovenia. …
Minister Andrej Šircelj attended the informal meeting of economic and financial affairs ministers in Lisbon on 21 and 22 May. The recovery following the COVID 19 pandemic remains a key priority of the EU Member States. It is important for the European Union that an inclusive and balanced recovery process ensures resilience and stimulates green …
Slovenia reported 159 new coronavirus cases in 2,117 PCR tests on Saturday, down significantly from the week before, with positivity rate at 7.5%. Four Covid-19 patients died, fresh government data show. Hospitalisations dropped to 306 on Sunday morning and and the number of patients in intensive care was down to 98. The 7-day average of …
The foreign ministers of Slovenia, Austria and the Czech Republic, Anže Logar, Alexander Schallenberg and Jakub Kulhanek, stressed the role of EU enlargement to the Western Balkans for the entire EU as they met senior Albanian officials in Tirana a day after visiting neighbouring North Macedonia. FM Olta Xhacka, PM Edi Rama and President Ilir …
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The District Court in Ljubljana annulled the enforcement orders for the recovery of EUR 169,000.00 for January 2021 and EUR 169,000.00 for February 2021, issued by the District Court in Ljubljana against the Government Communication Office (UKOM) on the basis of the motion for enforcement filed by Slovenska tiskovna agencija, d.o.o., represented by Bojan Veselinović …
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The Prime Minister of the Republic of Slovenia, Janez Janša, was the guest on a TV Slovenija 3 talk show hosted by Igor Pirkovič. He spoke about vaccination, those who have recovered from COVID-19, curbing the epidemic, vaccination coverage, the current political situation, the balance of political powers, the upcoming presidency of the Council of …
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Several shots were fired in front of the Jewish Center on the Križevniška Street on Friday evening. Panic ensued, as shortly before that, crowds of Palestinians and those who support Hamas gathered in front of the Parliament. The police are still collecting data; however, all of the major media outlets are pointing out that the …
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This time, supporters of the terrorist organisation Hamas were also part of the protest, as the regular Friday protesters were also joined by the Palestinians. They opposed the government’s support for Israel, which is an extreme act that will resonate for a long time to come. Just how destructive the policy of open borders for …
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The communist elite seized and occupied the homes of Hungary’s aristocrats, high-ranking officers, intellectuals and industrialists Seventy years ago, in May 1951, the communist police and intelligence services began the deportation of those who were considered “enemies of the working class”. Almost 14,000 high-ranking officers and politicians of the previous regime, as well as aristocrats, industrialists …
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The Minister of the Environment and Spatial Planning, Andrej Vizjak, stated in 24ur Zvečer that the signatories had been misled, as this was not a referendum on drinking water, but the collection of signatures against drinking water. According to him, the law, which is the subject of this initiative, additionally protects the coastal strip of …
