President of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS), Janez Janša, has visited Kyiv again, where he met with the Prime Minister of Ukraine, Denys Shmyhal. As he wrote on Twitter on Monday, this was a “friendly meeting” in the Ukrainian capital, which he had already visited in March of last year, shortly …
At the end of February, the management and owners of the A&E Europe company, which is part of the US-based Elevate Textiles group, announced the gradual closure of their plant in Slovenia, and redundancies have also been announced. The reason is that it is no longer viable for them to continue production in Slovenia due …
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Slovenia is the penultimate country in the European Union in terms of spending the funds from the Recovery and Resilience Plan, and in terms of our Cohesion Policy, we have fallen from 4th to 9th place. Apparently, the government of Robert Golob believes that we do not need the money for development and recovery that …
Ten months have passed already since the appointment of the government led by Robert Golob, which has so far done nothing. And not only that. It is destroying everything that the previous government, the Janša government, put in place. They are announcing reforms in the areas of healthcare, taxes, education, the wage system, and at …
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“In our fight against the devaluation of our society that we are witnessing, we must constantly strive for more values. The most important of them all is the one mentioned in the title of the quoted writer. We must fight against lies, and we must defend the truth. Truth alone will set us free, no …
The results of an opinion poll conducted by the Parsifal Agency for Nova24TV show that a little less than half of the respondents do not support the current government. If the elections were held on Sunday, the largest number (38.5 percent) of those who would definitely participate in the elections and who already know who …
Farmers’ frustration at being ignored by the government has sparked a series of demands related to the pressing problems in agriculture, which is why the Slovenian Farmers’ Union organised a peaceful protest rally on Saturday at 1 p.m., at several locations across Slovenia. Before the protest, representatives of the union and some other agricultural NGOs …
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The proverbial “godfathers from behind the scenes,” as well as their journalistic colleagues in the mainstream media, often pride themselves on their independence. Today, we reveal that this is, in fact, far from the truth. We have received screenshots of communication between members of the pro-Russian lobby in Slovenia, who signed Kučan’s famous letter to …
The European Commissioner’s recent brazen proposal has angered the Dutch farmers, whose anger has been building up in recent months over the government’s announcements to reduce nitrogen emissions. Despite knowing what a sensitive subject compulsory farm buyouts are in the Netherlands, Timmermans proposed exactly that to the farmer’s party BBB, which won the recent elections. …
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“However, similar and concrete abuses have already occurred before the elections to the National Assembly. The most visible example was the campaign of the 8th of March Institute (Inštitut 8. marec) in the case of the Water Act. Today, we have reported suspected violations of the referendum campaign to the Court of Audit and the …
The Organisation That Works With The Obama Foundation Has Been Reported To The Police Read More »
The Janša government won us a staggering €1.7 billion in European Union grants from the EU’s Recovery and Resilience Fund during the Covid-19 crisis. But recently, we have gotten some unpleasant news from Brussels. The European Commission’s grant allocation has been reduced from €1.78 billion to a meagre €1.5 billion, based on the base year …
Energy deals in the Balkans, a mysterious “stolen” identity, for which Prime Minister Robert Golob has still not made clear whether he reported it and to whom, and the mysterious transfer of 103 thousand euros to Vesna Vuković – who first became the PR representative, and then the Secretary-General of the largest ruling party – …
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