The Slovenian judiciary is at the forefront in terms of human rights violations in the European Union. A review of rulings of the European Court of Human Rights shows that in the period from Slovenia gaining independence to 2021, the Slovenian judiciary has violated at least one human right in 342 rulings. According to publicly …
After the resignation statement of Minister of Health Danijel Bešič Loredan, Robert Golob’s government needs a reconstruction and replacement of at least some more ministers. First in line are those who are facing accusations of illegal construction, an unjustified trip to China with our money, and the return of a monetary award to Svetlana Makarovič. …
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A look into the future shows rough sailing ahead. With all that is happening in Slovenia and beyond, we are looking at anything but stability and growing prosperity in the months and years ahead. Predictions of actions at such a time are risky, but one thing is indisputable: the more of us there are, the …
On Saturday’s ultra-leftists march through Ljubljana, two policemen were thrown to the ground and beaten by the wild protesters. The latter also spray-painted a bus and two police cars. Around 400 people attended an extreme event in Ljubljana on Saturday – the Balkan Anarchist Book Fair. Police officers monitored the event from 4 p.m. onwards. …
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The Association for the Promotion of Traditional Values (Društvo za promocijo tradicionalnih vrednot) was granted the status of a non-governmental organisation of public interest under the mandate of former Minister of Culture Vasko Simoniti. At that time, the cultural activists not only verbally but even physically insulted the Ministry, since this status was, of course, …
“In the now-former Minister’s tenure of just over a year, we saw a number of promises to improve the patients’ access to healthcare services and the working conditions for healthcare professionals. These promises gave us hope for a modernisation of the public healthcare system, following the example of other European countries. Now we are back …
“We did not want to provoke what happened. We stood there with a banner that said, ‘There are only two sexes.’ When they started walking towards us, there was a kind of heat in the crowd. Bottles were being thrown at us, and they held up their middle fingers. They even recognised me and shouted, …
Meet The 21-Year-Old Zala Klopčič, Who Opposed The “Pride Parade” With The Truth Read More »
The website of KUD Kdo (Arts and Culture Association Kdo) – the president of the association is Andrej Lokar, a journalist and philosopher – has recently become a prominent space for critical thought, which means it now represents a problem for the old red nomenclature. This was also proven by the long-standing director of the …
Threats To Block The KUD Kdo Website And Close Down The Association Read More »
“I felt uncomfortable when Rajgelj touched me and told me I had a nice ass. I had enough, and after a couple of months, I left. I told her I had a boyfriend and asked her to stop, but the harassment just continued. It even went so far that she told me she knew I …
“A historic decision, which is also a reformist decision.” This is how the leader of the Freedom Movement party (Gibanje Svoboda) parliamentary group, Borut Sajovic, announced that he would support his party’s proposed nationalisation of supplementary health insurance, which has not been compulsory so far. “The situation in healthcare is worse than it was a …
Supplementary Insurance Will Now Become Compulsory And Even More Expensive Read More »
We have known for a very long time that the European Commission is a political body. We found this out during the Janez Janša government, when we were astonished to discover that serious European politicians were faithfully and unchecked writing down and repeating the arguments of Slovenian political far-leftists and media activists in the European …
The European Commission Report Was Discussed In The Hotbed Of Left-Wing Activism Read More »
Even though fossil fuel prices have returned to pre-war levels since the start of the war in Ukraine, fuel prices in Slovenia are slowly but steadily rising. The reason? The government is raising excise duties, and the so-called “ecological” duties have also been back in the fuel price calculations for some time now. As of …
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