During the term of the previous Janez Janša government, Slovenia was near the top of the most successful countries in terms of absorption of EU cohesion funds. It has become Slovenian folklore that absorption of cohesion funds deteriorates sharply when a left-wing government takes over from a right-wing one. And this time, it was no …
The Golob Government Failed Completely In Terms Of Absorbing EU Funds Read More »
work in Australia or own sheep or cattle farms, to our priests abroad, to foreign and Slovenian university professors abroad, to former interior ministers. I have maintained these contacts for more than a decade, some of them for more than two decades. For me, these contacts are an important orientation to better understand the thinking …
President Musar And Prime Minister Golob Are Embarrassing Us Abroad Read More »
The students at the School for Cosmetics in Ljubljana recently received an email with an unusual request. A group of students from the master’s degree programme in Social Pedagogy at the Faculty of Education in Ljubljana is running a project focusing on asylum-seeking women staying in the Logatec Asylum Home. And asylum seekers need a …
The Municipality Of Logatec Will Pay For Cosmetology Students To Massage Migrants Read More »
On Friday, the government adopted a bill on urgent measures in the field of healthcare at an urgent correspondence meeting. The Government Communication Office explained that the law will help to improve the accessibility and efficiency of the healthcare system. The question is whether this will be achieved in a constitutional way. As Igor Muževič, …
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“If this is the case, then Slovenia is no longer a constitutional democracy. We have become a political jungle in which those who there are more of can rule lawlessly and therefore without limits – and even with the active assistance of the Constitutional Court,” warned Dr Matej Avbelj and Dr Peter Gregorčič in a …
The public is increasingly convinced that the recent confiscation of cattle from the Možgan family was an orchestrated political project. The President of the Trade Union of Veterinarians of Slovenia (Sindikat veterinarjev Slovenije – SVS) has expressed her suspicions, as she also believes that that is the case, given the circumstances of the event. Vida …
The Recent Animal Theft Is A Project Orchestrated By NGOs For Their Own Material Gain Read More »
The national media outlet Radio-Television Slovenia (RTVS) needs at least 13 million euros to be able to carry out the tasks required of it by the Radio-Television Slovenia Act and to broadcast its programmes. This is what the President of the RTV Council, Goran Forbici, said on Thursday’s episode of the show Odmevi (Echoes). He …
With crime and the number of rapes that happen due to illegal migration on the rise, more and more people are becoming aware of the gravity of the situation every day. According to a recent public opinion poll, 85 percent of people believe the government should tighten its immigration policy. According to the latest public …
[Public Opinion Poll] The Government Should Crack Down On Illegal Migration! Read More »
The judiciary is on the verge of being completely “depoliticised”, according to the mainstream media. On Thursday, MPs elected Samo Bardutzky, an associate professor at the Faculty of Law in Ljubljana, Zvonko Fišer, a former Prosecutor-General, Vlasta Nussdorfer, a former Prosecutor, and Ivan Žaberl, the long-time Head of the District Prosecutor’s Office in Celje, as …
The Depoliticised National Judicial Council Includes A Human Rights Violator Read More »
New details are coming to light about the recent controversial confiscation of 24 head of cattle from the Možgan family. Apparently, not only the authorities, but also the Prime Minister’s partner and the Speaker of the National Assembly were informed about what was happening on the farm. Namely, Thursday’s episode of the show Tarča (Target) …
The Prime Minister’s Office announced on Tuesday that Prime Minister Robert Golob will remain on sick leave for a while longer, although he is expected to resume his duties on Wednesday. The Prime Minister also did not attend Wednesday’s sitting of the National Assembly, where he was due to answer parliamentary questions on the dismissal …
Complete Chaos: The Country Is Run By A Communist Party, Destruction Is Near Read More »
“The judge who violated my human rights supposedly bought himself a 500 m² villa! After about 18 years of work! I bought a 40-year-old tractor with my parliamentary salary! He lives in “freedom” while the rest of us are fighting for freedom!” Former mayor of Maribor and MP Franc Kangler recently pointed out, who believes …
This Is The Villa Of The Judge Who Conducted An Illegal Trial Against Kangler Read More »
