The coordinator of the Expert Advisory Group, Matej Lahovnik, pointed out that the government has made sure that the economy is in very good condition, with the help of all of the effective measures. He said that there were some dilemmas when it came to raising the minimum wage, but they still decided to support …
“This last thing, however, is absolutely the most unacceptable, that an official, who should be the most independent of them all – the President of the Court of Audit – he should be more independent than the President of the country, the Prime Minister and the President of the Constitutional Court, so if this will …
Prime Minister Janez Janša nominated Pedro Opeka, a missionary with a special mission, for the Nobel Peace Prize. Opeka was already nominated in 2012 and, if we remember the winners from the past couple of years, we can definitely say that he more than deserves to receive the award. According to prominent experts, Opeka is …
The National Assembly has passed the eighth anti-corona legislative package, with which the consequences of the coronavirus epidemic will be mitigated. The package is worth 320 million euros. The eighth legislative package includes two key measures, namely, subsidisation of the increase in the minimum wage, and the extension of the subsidisation for those who have …
“Mr. Marko Koprivc, you will not say to me that I despise anyone. That is a lie. I have always led a dialogue. Trade Union representatives were invited to the meeting as soon as we received your request for additional invitees in the UDIS system,” said Eva Irgl, a chairwoman of the National Assembly’s Committee on …
Another part of the long reign of the past currents is being shattered. Members of the academic community (Student Organisation of Slovenia, Institute of Contemporary History, Confederation of Trade Unions of Slovenia – PERGAM, Coordination of Independent Research Institutes of Slovenia, University of Primorska, University of Ljubljana, University of Maribor, Trade Union of Education, Science …
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Do you still remember the fifteen-year-old Trenta case, which the mainstream media has used against Janez Janša repeatedly? The case deals with a former estate that Janša allegedly sold in in a way that enabled him to gain illegal proceeds – at least according to the political underworld, which has revived the affair several times …
In December 2020, the EU unemployment rate was 7.5 percent, up for one percentage point from November. Compared to December 2019, it increased by two percentage points. The unemployment rates were the highest in Greece, Spain and Lithuania. The lowest unemployment rates were recorded in the Czech Republic, Poland and the Netherlands. When it comes …
In the last couple of months, the Slovenian national television, which is financed by all taxpayers, has shown us a lot of examples of shameful reporting, which has caused the fact that this institution is not in the service of all citizens, to become even more obvious. From the American elections to the Slovenian protests, …
Prime Minister Janez Janša has nominated missionary Peter Opeka and his humanitarian organisation Akamasoa, which operates in the suburb of Antananarivo in Madagascar, for this year’s Nobel Peace Prize. In 2019, the humanitarian association Akamasoa (the name translates to “Good friend”) celebrated its thirtieth anniversary. In these thirty years, Peter Opeka and his association have …
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Family is the primary environment, in which it is necessary to ensure that an individual can grow and develop without disturbances, gain positive experiences and values, and learn to accept responsibility for his or her own actions and freedom. With all of this, an individual can then have a positive impact on the development of …
Family comes first: All this for stronger Slovenian families and a better future Read More »
At the beginning of December, the Government of the Republic of Slovenia adopted a plan for the lifting or tightening of the measures. This plan was then amended in light of the developments in early January, and the plan is widely known, as it has also been presented several times. All of the measures that …
