In the days leading up to the peak of the heatwave in Europe, the web portal Montelnews warned that the high demand for electricity in the region, resulting from the increased use of air conditioning and other cooling systems, could lead to possible supply constraints. The latter has, in practice, been reflected in higher electricity
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In his latest column, Slovenian Member of the European Parliament, Dr Milan Zver, called on the International Olympic Committee President, Thomas Bach, to resign. MEP Zver believes that the ideals of Olympism are disappearing, and that the IOC has collapsed under the “multicultural” ideology. He based his position on the case of a highly controversial
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“We can confirm that on the 3rd of August 2024, in the morning, we received a report of a suspected sexual offence, which, according to the information gathered so far, was committed on private premises in the Bežigrad area of Ljubljana,” the police confirmed the case of the rape of a minor that recently happened
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A year has passed already since the devastating storms hit Slovenia. The water receded, and the government’s promises of a speedy solution to the housing problems of the flood victims disappeared as soon as the tragedy was forgotten by the mainstream media. At the time, Prime Minister Robert Golob said that the rehabilitation would be
In a press statement, the Prime Minister said that Slovenia had succeeded in briefly linking the USA and Russia in a “good story.” If you only listened to the Prime Minister and his loyal left-wing media, you would believe that he and Slovenia were at the heart of the diplomatic venture. However, the foreign media
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The number of rapes linked to illegal migration keeps on rising. The most recent case of rape – of a minor – took place on the 3rd of August, and the accused is a 34-year-old migrant from Burundi. The government of Robert Golob continues to advocate an “open borders” policy, and in the meantime, the
Just how (un)safe Europe has become in recent years can be seen in all major European countries. Most of them have pro-immigrant policies that put their own citizens at risk. Islamic communities are taking advantage of this “privilege”, crime is on the rise, and the United Kingdom government has even publicly offered them protection. We
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The National Assembly’s Committee on European Union Affairs has confirmed Tomaž Vesel as the Slovenian candidate for European Commissioner. He received nine votes in favour, six abstentions and no votes against. A hearing of the Slovenian candidate for the position of European Commissioner, Tomaž Vesel, was recently held in the National Assembly. In his answers
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Slovenian pensioners are one of the most neglected groups of Slovenian citizens under the government of Robert Golob. The government is now working on making some changes to retirement legislation – the so-called pension reform, which was classified and hidden in the crucial run-up to the European elections. We are also witnessing a number of
The takeover of the Ministry of Culture by the far-left Left party (Levica) and its Coordinator, Asta Vrečko, has made the Ministry a kingdom for left-wing non-governmental organisations and the self-employed in culture. Every week, we hear about some new esoteric public tender for funds for NGOs or deserving artists who fought the battle of
The younger son of the Ljubljana Mayor Zoran Janković, Jure Janković, has been removed from the list of the Financial Administration of the Republic of Slovenia (FURS) tax debtors due to the statute of limitations, thus exonerating him from a debt of more than half a million euros owed to the Financial Administration. This is
When Slovenian law enforcement authorities arrested the Russian spy couple, they also found an “enormous” amount of money. There was so much money that they had to count it for hours. How much money did they find? And what, exactly, was this money used and intended for? This information has not been made public. Former
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