Out of the 2,785 PCR tests performed in Slovenia on Saturday, 382 or 13.7% came back positive. The number of hospitalisation rose above 500 again to 510, with 89 patients in intensive care. 17 people left the hospital and three people died, government data show. On Friday, the number of patients hospitalised with Covid-19 dropped …
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“It is really great that today’s meeting of Sophie in’t Veld’s group was publicly broadcast. That was not how it was intended at first. But since it was publicly broadcast, it was not possible to hide the complete ignorance of the European bureaucrats about what was happening in Slovenia. They really have no idea,” said …
Odbor 2015 (Committee 2015) issued a press release, in which it polemised and criticised the response of the Slovenian Association of State Prosecutors. In the message, members of Odbor 2015 pointed out that they are surprised by the response of the association, which informed the Council of Europe about numerous “inadmissible” pressures on state prosecutors …
We recently found out that the European Parliament has prepared an in-depth analysis of the state of the democracy, the rule of law and fundamental rights in Slovenia. This is especially important in light of the exportation of fake news to foreign media, which are then brought back to Slovenia, and for finding ways for …
We have a chance to surpass our economic growth measured before the pandemic. Not only will Poland avoid recession, but it can also expect a strong economic recovery, Poland’s prime minister wrote on social media. By the fourth quarter, we can surpass our pre-pandemic economic growth and expect a strong economic upswing, Mateusz Morawiecki wrote, …
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Slovenian national television was very fond of the former Prime Minister Marjan Šarec, and the same was true for many other central media outlets, which are, of course, duly following the orders of the left-wing political option. Šarec was even named Person of the yYar by journalists and editors and also received public praise from …
Through the Dnevnik newspaper, the left-wing political structures are offering the Secretary-General of the Constitutional Court, Sebastian Nerad, Ph.D, to President Borut Pahor as a candidate for the position of Constitutional judge. However, during the latest affair of the Constitutional Court, in the case of the Constitutional judges Rok Čeferin and Marijan Pavčnik, one of …
Director of the Slovenian press Agency, Bojan Veselinovič, does not dare face the director of the Government Communication Office, Uroš Urbanija, on the television screen. “Today, I was invited on the show Topic of the Day (Tema dneva) on Nova24TV to talk about the Slovenian Press Agency. Just like last time, with the show Odmevi …
After the fiasco with the current organisation of vaccination, Germany is also switching to a system that was established in Slovenia from the very beginning. Namely, the German experts finally proposed the following solution: general practitioners should also be vaccinating their patients. Medical teams say that about 50 thousand general practitioners could vaccinate around 20 …
urope needs a political force that preserves families, homelands and national independence within the EU, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban told Hungary’s public media on Friday. Mr Orban added that European politics must be renewed. Hungary’s ruling Fidesz party has parted ways with the European People’s Party, PM Viktor Orban said, adding that he held …
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Literary historian Janko Kos has left the Slovenian Writers’ Association (DSP) over its decision to opt out of the celebration of Slovenia’s 30th independence anniversary because of certain actions by Prime Minister Janez Janša. DSP head Dušan Merc said the only comment to the move could be that “we must accept the fact that academic …
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Slovenia will step up health checks on its borders starting on Monday. It plans to reintroduce checkpoints on internal borders, which were scrapped in mid-February, and tighten quarantine rules for arrivals, Interior Minister Aleš Hojs told the press. “The government is particularly concerned about [coronavirus] variants from South Africa and from countries in which some …
