Ever since the government of Robert Golob took power, we have been witnessing a deliberate assault on virtually all subsystems of society. Under the guise of “depoliticisation” and the removal of the legacy of the Janša reformist government, the Ministry of the Interior, the Police, the Constitutional Court and the national media outlet Radio-Television Slovenia …
“Police officers of the Ministry of the Interior’s internal protection are dealing with my Bobi, the donkey. Before that, they were dealing with my birdhouse and my 40-year-old tractor, but now, they are asking – where is Bobi?” Franc Kangler recently said in a conversation with our media outlet. The former mayor of Maribor and …
“The measures were practically the same all over the world. But only in Slovenia have we forgiven the protesters and thugs who knowingly violated the measures in question and thus prolonged the health catastrophe. To the derision of all the nurses and doctors in triage who sometimes worked for up to 20 hours a day,” …
Robert Golob’s government was sworn in exactly one year ago. On the 1st of June 2022, Slovenia got its most aggressive transitional government ever. We spoke to Dr Matevž Tomšič, a Professor at the School of Advanced Social Studies, about its achievements. Tomšič said that we are dealing with incompetent politics, driven and motivated by …
“Have you filled your tanks up with the cheapest petrol in Europe yet?” the leader of the opposition Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS) asked the journalists in relation to Thursday’s anniversary of the swearing-in of the government of Robert Golob. Janša’s assessment of the first year of Golob’s rule is that this …
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On Wednesday at 3 p.m., the fifth pensioners’ protest rally took place in Ljubljana. The protesters once again gathered in the centre of the capital because of the indifference of the Golob government towards their problems. The protest happened in a slightly different way than usual this time. The demonstrators were initially gathered in two …
The Constitutional Court’s decision to end the suspension of the new Radio-Television Slovenia Act is, in the opinion of MEP Dr Milan Zver, disgraceful, especially if it turns out that one of the judges was, in fact, under severe pressure to adopt it. This would be a case of enormous political pressure. Peter Jančič, the …
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“This polarisation within the Constitutional Court has brought us nothing good, and I will do my best to ensure that with new appointments and new proposals, this kind of thing does not happen again,” said the President of the Republic of Slovenia, Nataša Pirc Musar, in relation to the recent developments at the Constitutional Court. …
“Politics is doing nothing to stop the biggest political gangster, who won yet another victory in court a few days ago. This time, he was acquitted and thus avoided paying another 20 million euros,” said Ljubljana City councillor Jasminka Dedić at the protest rally, calling on honest officials to remain courageous and refuse to participate …
“We do not believe it is right that someone should arbitrarily, just because they have such a large majority in the National Assembly, come and behead a public institution, and not because we do not like you, but because it is bad for democracy. Tomorrow, someone else, perhaps more totalitarian than you, could come and …
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Nova24TV has obtained the first bits of information about what was supposedly happening behind the four walls of the Constitutional Court on Friday, when the highly controversial decision to end the suspension of the amendment to the Radio-Television Slovenia Act was made. We also found out what is expected to happen in the coming days. …
Despite the fact that Svete Višarje (Monte Santo di Lussari) lie on the border with Italy, on Saturday, the 27th of May, they became completely Slovenian for one day. There were many white, blue and red flags flying in the air, and Slovenian language could be heard at every turn, and to make the day …
