Prime Minister Robert Golob must resign. This is the opinion of the opposition – and not only because of the alleged findings of the Commission for the Prevention of Corruption (KPK). And Golob himself would have advised this during the election campaign. Today, however, he is – unsurprisingly – silent, as is the entire coalition.
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Hamas has an extraordinary propaganda machine, operating with the intention of convincing the Western public about the hunger and suffering in Gaza. Sometimes, however, they slip up and reveal the misery of this despicable act. This time, they forgot to erase the smiles of the children in the background of a video. We recently reported
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In a public address on the 10th of August, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu emphasised that Israel’s goal is not to occupy Gaza, but to liberate it from the terrorist organisation Hamas. On Sunday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gave a nearly 40-minute public address, in which he began by emphasising that he wanted to expose
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Alarming news is coming from the Slovenian industry, while Prime Minister Robert Golob is relaxing on Greek beaches. Industrial production is down by as much as 4.3 percent this year. We can expect an even more dramatic deterioration by the end of the year. Someone who holds a key government position should limit their vacation
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Anti-Semitism, which has spread widely on the left in recent years, is already bearing fruit. The Ksaver Meško Library in Slovenj Gradec has recently staged an openly anti-Semitic exhibition that revives old stereotypes about Jews, similar to those from Nazi Germany. Anti-Semitism on the left has a long history, but it has grown even stronger
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The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has accepted an appeal by Janez Janša, president of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS) and opposition politician, against the ruling of Slovenian courts in a dispute with journalist Evgenija Carl of the national media outlet, Radio-Television Slovenia (RTVS). The ECHR considers that in the
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Ruth Cohen-Dar, the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the State of Israel to Slovenia emphasised in an interview with Radio Ognjišče that Israel was pushed into war with Hamas by the terrorist organisation itself: “Hamas is a brutal, murderous organisation based on anti-Semitism, whose goal is not only the destruction of Israel, but also a
We want to present to our readers yet another indication that journalism in Slovenia is by no means independent. The very journalists who shout loudest about “independence” and “professionalism” are often closely intertwined with the authorities. This is demonstrated by the latest move by the Ministry of the Interior, which invited only selected media outlets
At a time when Slovenia is facing increasing challenges in the field of occupational health and safety, the Freedom Movement (Gibanje Svoboda) and the Left (Levica) parties now seem keen to make matters even worse. They want to ban testing for THC in the blood during regular medical examinations. This move, which the proponents are
There is growing concern in Berlin over unofficial information from the Pentagon. Namely, the United States of America intends to reduce the number of its troops in Germany. This move would be the first such change since the Cold War, when the American military presence became a key pillar of European security. German Defence Minister
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David Lapornik, the second-in-command at the Commission for the Prevention of Corruption (KPK), who is directly involved in investigations against Prime Minister Robert Golob, negotiated a new position with the government in the middle of an active investigation of its leader. Before his term at the Commission for the Prevention of Corruption expired, Golob’s government
On the 30th anniversary of Operation Storm, a grand military parade will take place today, on the 31st of July 2025, at 5 p.m. in the centre of Zagreb. The event, which symbolises a key moment in the history of modern Croatia, is expected to be one of the largest military spectacles in recent years.