Immediately after coming to power, the government of Robert Golob started to draw up so-called “kill lists,” which included the names of civil servants who had been hired or promoted under the government of Janez Janša. However, according to Golob’s “confessions” at Wednesday’s press conference, it is becoming clear that there were also special lists
The censorship at the national media outlet Radio-Television Slovenia (RTVS), where Polona Fijavž, editor-in-chief of the news programme at Television Slovenija, arbitrarily cancelled the interview of the presenter Jože Možina with the coordinator of the Slovenian March for Life, Urša Cankar Soares, is causing quite a stir in the public. The Association of Journalists and
The Ministry of the Environment, Climate and Energy keeps giving the impression that it does not want the construction of the second reactor of the Krško Nuclear Power Plant to happen, while at the same time promoting solar “solutions”. The reason for this is probably that renewable energy sources (RES) are more profitable. Let us
Foreign media coverage of the controversial European Commissioner-designate from Slovenia, Marta Kos, continues unabated. In an article entitled “When Gender-Quotas Backfire” (available here: https://europeunfiltered.com/gender-quota-european-commission-von-der-leyen-marta-kos/), the authors revealed that Ursula von der Leyen’s demands to have a female candidate fill the Slovenian Commissioner’s post could cause inconvenience. The media outlet Europe Unfiltered cites the well-known sins
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The regular elections to the National Assembly should be held in spring 2026, but it seems that the centres of power are already preparing for early parliamentary elections. In fact, some pro-government media are already running articles with the headline “What if Robert Golob were to resign?” showing a picture of Prime Minister Robert Golob in
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From now on, the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS) will boycott the meetings of the Speaker of the National Assembly. If she does not cease her alleged abuses of office and violations of the Rules of Procedure of the National Assembly, they also intend to submit a motion for her dismissal. “You have
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The average gross wage in August was 2,353.76 euros, down 1.1 percent in nominal terms compared to July and down 0.9 percent in real terms. On the one hand, we have lower wages, and on the other hand, we have higher labour costs – 3,015 euros, which is 9.7 percent more than last year. Labour costs were
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The 12 Bangladeshi and Egyptian refugees who were taken to Italy’s new reception centre in Albania on Wednesday must now return to Italy. This was decided by judges in Rome. But the judiciary is not in the media spotlight only because of this decision. The e-mail sent by the deputy prosecutor to his colleagues is also causing quite
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After he was forcibly brought to the hearing, even though he did not have to be there and had a legally valid reason to be absent from the trial, the Celje court has now filed a further indictment against former Judge Zvjezdan Radonjić for the “offence of unlawful, biased and unfair trial.” Zvjezdan Radonjić has
Germany’s current economic nosedive is a cautionary tale that shows what can happen when so-called “green” parties control a country’s energy policy. It must be acknowledged, however, that one of the architects of the German energy and economic crisis was also Angela Merkel of the centre-right Christian Democratic Union party (CDU), which under her leadership
Recently, questions have started to arise in political circles about a possible reshaping of the political space, in particular with regard to Anže Logar, who recently left the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS). His moves and a recent opinion poll he commissioned at the end of September have raised speculation as to
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The Slovenian Government is part of the international gospel of electric mobility, and we, the taxpayers, are helping in a big way by financing the purchases of expensive electric vehicles that cost up to 45,000 euros. The government is so heavily subsidising electric vehicles that even companies are benefiting from incentives. But the basis of