Three months after Janez Janša nominated Pedro Opeka and his humanitarian organisation Akamasoa, which operates in the suburbs of Madagascar’s capital Antananarivo, for the Nobel Peace Prize for 20201, the Slovenian Prime Minister now also officially met with the long-term Slovenian missionary who works in Madagascar. As Janez Janša announced on Twitter, on Thursday, during …
On the show Odkrito, Igor Pirkovič hosted dr. Boštjan M. Zupančič, a former judge of the European Court of Human Rights, a judge of the Constitutional Court, and professor. “Older people who are already retired and practically have nothing left to lose are the ones who dare to tell the truth,” Zupančič said, who also …
Slovenia was recently shocked by the news that a high school student from Kranj was planning to carry out a mass shooting at several locations, including the church in Brezje. The shooting, in which many people would probably have tragically lost their lives, is something that no sane person would ever wish even on their …
Twitter blocked the account of two Nova24TV journalists. And not because of “alleged hate speech” or because of the content but because of well-coordinated action. The government is accused of interfering with media freedom. Ironic. Meanwhile, they want to silence those who are a thorn in their side and expose their affairs and intentions. “The most brutal …
Yesterday, Prime Minister Janez Janša paid a working visit to Paris at the invitation of the President of the French Republic, Emmanuel Macron. This visit will contribute significantly to the deepening of the dialogue with the French Republic at the highest political level. Yesterday’s talk will touch upon the successive Slovenian and French presidencies of …
The government adopted changes to three acts dealing with war victims on Wednesday, proposing, among other things, EUR 100,000 lump-sum compensation be paid out to around 20 children who lost a parent to the 1991 independence efforts. Amendments to the acts on war disability, victims of war aggression, and special rights of victims of the …
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The government gave its go-ahead on Wednesday for Brigadier General Miha Škerbinc, the force commander of the Slovenian Armed Forces (SAF), to be promoted to the rank of major general. He will be formally promoted by President Borut Pahor as the commander in chief. Chief of the General Staff Robert Glavaš was promoted to the …
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The case of a police officer murdered brutally last Friday has stirred up tensions across the country. A growing number of politicians and public figures speak out about the incident, agreeing almost unanimously that migration and Islamism, which serves as a breeding ground for terrorism, go hand in hand. The whole of France was shaken …
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Feketen Feheren (Black and White) Blog has published a new video, stating that 4 million euros have landed on the the EU Health Commissioner’s family account. The politician has tried to explain herself in all possible ways. One of the biggest corruption scandals in the history of the EU is unfolding, Miklos Omolnar said in …
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The Slovenian judiciary has once again proved that it uses double standards, one for first-rate and the other for second-rate citizens and employees of the third branch of government. If you are part of the “initiated”, nothing can happen to you, even if you slander and insult people. One of the latest cases are now …
On Tuesday, Prime Minister Janez Janša attended the state ceremony at Mala gora near Ribnica to mark Slovenia’s Day of Uprising against Occupation. The Prime Minister of the Republic of Slovenia took this opportunity to lay a wreath at the TIGR monument. The ceremony focused on the purity of thought and spirit expressed through the …
Checkpoints on Slovenia’s border with Italy and Austria, introduced to help contain the coronavirus epidemic, will be removed under a new decree that takes effect on Wednesday. The checkpoints on Slovenia’s other internal Schengen border, with Hungary, remain in place. Another change is the recognition upon arrival of PCR tests performed in Australia, New Zealand, …
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