On the occasion of the 82nd anniversary of the so-called Battle of Dražgoše (which, in fact, never happened), the annual “red celebration” took place on Sunday, and this time, it was “spiced up” by a speech by MEP Matjaž Nemec (Social democrats – SD). Of course, Milan Kučan was also among those gathered at the …
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How is it possible that the government decided to purchase the building intended for court services on Litijska Street on the 28th of December, the purchase contract between the Ministry of Justice and the seller, Sebastjan Vežnaver’s company, was signed on the same day, and the purchase price of 7.7 million euros was paid the …
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The new Director of the company Star Solar, an electrical company that is 100 percent owned by Prime Minister Robert Golob, is Miran Klanjšček, according to data from the Agency of the Republic of Slovenia for Public Legal Records and Related Services (AJPES). Since July last year, the director of Golob’s electrical company has been …
“As has sadly become routine, I find it necessary to draw your attention to the persisting transgressions against journalistic and editorial freedom orchestrated by the current Radio-Television Slovenia management. The latest incident involves the revocation of security access cards for a group of reporters, preventing them from accessing the RTV premises and carrying out their …
Robert Golob has become the owner of the energy company Star Solar, which has so far received 2.14 million euros, most of it from the state-owned electricity market operator company Borzen. Golob’s ownership is evident from the latest publications on the website of the Commission for the Prevention of Corruption (KPK). Namely, Golob has declared …
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The euro area may have entered recession in the final months of 2023, according to the latest economic data in the region. The euro area economy remained weak in December, with a composite economic index of 47.6 – and any figure below 50 indicates economic contraction. The services sector index, at 48.8, was the highest …
After becoming an independent state, when Slovenia emerged from self-governing socialism, many predicted a bright future for us; some people even said that we would soon become a second Switzerland. But after a series of left-wing governments and wrong economic policies, this prediction has not come true. Even the Czech Republic and Estonia have overtaken …
Under the current government led by Robert Golob, the absorption of European Union funds has practically stopped. In a matter of months after this government took over (from April to July 2022), Slovenia fell from 4th to 11th place among all EU Member States in terms of absorption of funds. From being a prosperous country, …
In Slovenia, just under 300 deaths of patients infected with Covid-19 have been recorded in the last two months, or five deaths of Covid-19 patients per day. This brings us close to a similar number of deaths to those recorded in the last wave of the epidemic in the spring of 2022. Meanwhile, the government …
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When he came to work on Wednesday, Rajko Gerič, the editor-in-chief of the second programme of the national media outlet Radio-Television Slovenia (RTVS), was given a second decision to go home and not to do his editorial work. However, on Thursday, he and 14 other employees were prevented from entering the building – namely, their …
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“As of the 1st of January 2024, a compulsory health insurance contribution (obvezni zdravstveni prispevek – OZP) has been introduced to replace the voluntary supplementary insurance, which was abolished at the end of the year. The first compulsory health insurance contribution will have to be paid for January 2024 and will amount to 35 euros …
On the 1st of January 2024, Slovenia officially began its mandate as a non-permanent member of the United Nations Security Council, which runs until the 31st of December 2025. International lawyer Dr Ernest Petrič believes that this is an extremely responsible task in one of the world’s most important bodies and hopes that Slovenia will …
