The decision of the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR), which ruled in the case of the fishermen’s complaint against Croatia for issuing fines for fishing in the Gulf of Piran that the appeal was not admissible before the Strasbourg Court, did not come as a surprise to the fishermen. We spoke to Dr Ernest …
Perpetually Losing Against Croatia – The Left-Wing Governments Screwed Up Completely Read More »
On Friday night in Metlika, at an event called “Vinska Vigred” (“Wine Spring”), five people attacked Peter Gregorčič, a candidate and first person on the list of the Slovenian People’s Party (Slovenska ljudska stranka – SLS) for the upcoming European elections. They punched him in the face. According to Bojan Požar on X, they were …
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What recently happened in Slovakia is a step further from what was happening in Slovenia under the government of Janez Janša. The Slovakian Prime Minister was shot by a left-wing activist – like one of those who chanted for the death of the former Slovenian Prime Minister as part of the anti-government protests during the …
The Attempted Assassination Of The Prime Minister Could Have Also Happened In Slovenia Read More »
Despite last year’s scandalous abolition of the commemoration of the victims of the communist totalitarian regime, a magnificent ceremony took place on Thursday, the 16th of May 2024, on the eve of the abolished commemoration day, in Republic Square. The abolition of the Day of Remembrance for the Victims of Communist Violence was a spit …
The National Assembly’s Commission for Public Office and Elections will propose that the Commission of Inquiry into the controversial dealings of the President of the Freedom Movement party (Gibanje Svoboda) be headed by an MP of the very same party. This will be MP Tomaž Lah, who received nine votes of support at the meeting …
“We are at a turning point in the Slovenian society, when citizens will decide in a referendum on the introduction of assisted suicide, and the murder of unborn children is trying to be established as a fundamental human right,” the Catholic Youth wrote in a press release. In recent days, the Catholic Youth (Slovenska katoliška …
In Golob’s notebook, in which he records all of the “achievements” of the government he leads, not much is actually written. Since the government is not a blank slate, it could, however, contain a list of promises, threats to political opponents and ideological projects. His programme could be summarised in a nutshell as “Marijuana for …
Marijuana For The Young, Euthanasia For The Helpless Read More »
American universities were recently taken over by the pro-Palestinian protest movement. The protesters mainly claim to be fighting for the “Palestinian cause”, while their critics claim that they are fighting on the side of the terrorist organisation Hamas. We asked former minister and professor Dr Žiga Turk about the protest movement, who claims that these …
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Tuesday’s formal meeting of the Committee on European Union Affairs brought together a number of important reflections. Speeches by the honourable speakers, MP Franc Breznik, Professor Dr Verica Trstenjak, Professor Dr Ernest Petrič and MP Janez Janša, underlined the importance of the European Union for Slovenia. However, there was also criticism of Slovenia’s foreign policy. …
Slovenian Intellectuals’ Reflections On The Future Of The European Union Read More »
The winner of the 68th Eurovision Song Contest is the Swiss non-binary rapper Nemo. His performance of The Code was the most convincing for the juries from several countries, but not for the people. The highest number of popular votes went to Croatian singer Marko Purišić (337 points), Israel’s Eden Golan (323 points), and the …
On Monday, the radical leftists repeated their rampage at the Faculty of Social Sciences (Fakulteta za družbene vede – FDV) and occupied the lecture halls, while the management of the faculty – and the University of Ljubljana in general – bowed down and confirmed the rule of the street over democracy. The leadership of the …
Ljubljana is growing less and less safe by the day. This has recently been confirmed (once again) by an incident that happened to a Threads user in one of the local taxis. The taxi driver, who she said was “not Slovenian,” harassed her during the journey and she had to forcibly push him away. “If …
