The Council for the Protection of Freedom of Speech (Svet za zaščito svobode govora), established within the Assembly for the Republic (Zbor za republiko – Zzr), has set itself the task of working to ensure that everyone can publicly express their opinions, views and ideas in line with their worldview, without fear of being persecuted
“The time 33 years ago was a time of the peak of the national will, the only time in our history when the nation wrote its own story. It was so magnificent and so convincing that even those for whom an independent Slovenia was not the preferred option, in the end, were not able to
The Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Food, as the second instance authority, has upheld the appeal of farmer Rudi Možgan, whose 24 head of cattle were confiscated on the 14th of November by the Novo mesto veterinary inspector Danuša Štiglic. The decision to confiscate the cattle was found to be unlawful and was therefore annulled.
“Despite medical advances, the fact remains that we are subject to ageing, diseases and suffering, and inevitably death. It is important to remember that this is all part of the totality of human life,” the representatives of religious communities said in a joint statement, which they described as a historic event. Representatives of religious communities
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On Wednesday, Member of the European Parliament Dr Milan Zver filed an official complaint with the European Ombudsman against the European Commission. After nine months of what has been called evasions, delays and fabrications, the European Commission has still not provided access to documents relating to the visit of the Vice-President of the European Commission,
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The Bank of Slovenia has issued a new, downgraded economic growth forecast for this year of just 1.3 percent. In June, the economic growth was forecast to reach 2 percent. The forecast for next year has remained unchanged – at 2.2 percent, while the forecast for 2025 is 0.1 percentage points higher at 2.3 percent.
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Almost nine years ago, Saïd Kouachi and Chérif Kouachi entered the offices of Charlie Hebdo in Paris. The brothers of Algerian origin accused the weekly of making fun of the Prophet of Islam. As a result, they killed 12 people. In recent days in Slovenia, we have witnessed a political attack on a caricaturist from
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The European Commission’s initiative to adapt the protection of the wolf in line with the Bern Convention on the Conservation of European Wildlife and their Natural Habitats is certainly a step in the right direction, but a similar measure is also needed to address the increasing population of brown bears in Europe. Member States now
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“These 5 million euros will allow you to get your salaries in three days; this will allow all of us to get our salaries,” the President of the Management Board of the national media outlet Radio-Television Slovenia (RTVS), Zvezdan Martič, said on Planet TV in a recent statement. The 5-million-euro contract recently signed by RTV
On the 25th of December, Catholics celebrate the day of Jesus’s birth. We associate the holiday with the mystery of God’s incarnation. The Slovenian Bishops’ Conference explains that Jesus’ coming into history shows that God has definitively and irrevocably committed Himself to the world and to man. The Catechism of the Catholic Church 221 states:
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The Croatian village of Grobnik witnessed a village-wide manhunt for migrants who allegedly tried to kidnap a 15-year-old young man. The police did not take the alleged kidnapping attempt seriously, so the people of the village of Grobnik organised a manhunt for the alleged kidnappers. When they found them, they handed them over to the
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The government of Robert Golob is apparently buying beef and pork steaks, as well as chicken fillets, for 0.99 cents per kilo. And they can apparently get a kilo of bread at the Hofer, Lidl, Spar and Merkator stores for just 0.19 cents. This is the price table they have recently published, boasting about how
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