The Court finds that the sewerage system being built by the Mayor of Ljubljana through a protected water catchment area is contrary to European law. The European Commission has already launched a case in this regard in 2017. The Court’s ruling is now clear. The urban wastewater collection system is inadequate. However, this does not …
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“Unfortunately, this is the only way we can coordinate and carry out all of the President’s commitments before, during and after the conference,” the President’s office told the media outlet N1. The President travelled to Dubai for the climate conference in a Falcon jet, rather than on a scheduled flight. Before her election, Pirc Musar …
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On Friday, another pensioners’ rally took place in the centre of Ljubljana, where participants demanded more decent pensions. The pensioners gathered in Republic Square, where the weather cleared up. Pavel Rupar, the leader of the protest movement, estimated that 23 thousand pensioners had gathered to demand a more decent life. This was the 9th big …
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On Tuesday, after eight years, missionary Pedro Opeka arrived in Slovenia. “This is my homeland, too,” were the first words of the missionary who lives and works in Madagascar. He is undoubtedly the epitome of goodness when it comes to selflessly helping a fellow human being in need. “Every time I come to Slovenia, it …
A 37-year-old Slovenian citizen has been arrested in Bulgaria on suspicion of criminal activities and links to the Palestinian terrorist organisation Hamas, the Bulgarian Prosecutor’s Office announced on Friday. He was detained in Sofia on the basis of a European Arrest Warrant issued by Austria. The Slovenian police also confirmed the information to the Slovenian …
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The current government is very aware of the fact that the people of the former republics of the communist federation are loyal voters of the left and that any left-wing government depends on them at least as much as the US Democrats depend on the black and Latino vote. That is why they regularly signal …
For Prime Minister Robert Golob, misleading, telling half-truths and outright lying have become regular ways of governing. We have somehow become accustomed to the fact that his – albeit strictly choreographed and controlled – media appearances are always riddled with untruths. Usually for the sole purpose of somehow putting himself and his government on a …
On Friday, the Constitutional Commission of the National Assembly held an urgent meeting on the appointment of judges. As the leader of the opposition pointed out, the government is in a hurry to cement the 100-percent monopoly of the transitional left in the judiciary, and it is being aided and abetted by the New Slovenia …
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development – OECD has downgraded its economic growth forecast. The world economy is expected to expand by 2.9 percent this year, which is 0.1 percentage points less than the September forecast. The OECD forecasts the Slovenian economy to grow by 1.4 percent this year, which is 0.1 percentage points …
“Because we don’t have sufficiently organised testing for Covid-19, all the numbers are actually underestimated, and there are many more infected than we are catching. We expect an increased number of hospital admissions and additional bed requirements, as well as an increased number of deaths in the coming weeks. The Prime Minister’s statements about the …
At the end of November, Slovenian Power Plants Holding (Holding Slovenske elektrarne – HSE) was hit by one of the biggest hacker attacks in Slovenia. According to the latest unofficial information, the so-called Rhysida ransomware group, believed to be from Russia or the former Soviet Union, was behind the attack and has carried out several …
Tempers in Ireland are still running high after a migrant stabbed several people, including children, in Dublin recently. Shortly after the terrorist attack, a huge anti-immigration protest began, with riots breaking out in several places. Since then, residents in some towns and villages have formed teams to control th eincoming vehicles on their own authority, …
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