“Given that in your reply to our letter, you wrote that you cannot interfere in Slovenian legal matters, while at the same time, you seem to be very committed to getting the court to take a decision that will suit the left-wing political pole, we have to say that you are using double standards and …
The people in Austrian Carinthia seem to be losing interest in left-wing political parties. The Social Democrats of Carinthia (SPÖ – Social Democratic Party of Austria) remain the strongest party after Sunday’s elections in Carinthia, but nevertheless, they recorded heavy losses. Meanwhile, right-wing parties recorded a surge in support, which included the election of a …
Carinthian Slovenian Jožef Smrtnik Has Been Elected To The Carinthian State Assembly Read More »
On the 3rd of March 2009, the Commission of the Government of the Republic of Slovenia for the Resolution of the Issues of Concealed Mass Graves broke through the 11th barrier in the St Barbara mine pit after numerous bureaucratic and physical obstacles, and then came to a shaft where they found a pile of …
The Slovenian reality is similar to the Russian one. It exists in some isolated time and space, completely removed from real reality, where facts and consensus matter. We have gotten so used to it that it does not seem like anything special anymore. In Slovenia, for example, we are convinced that the Arab Spring originated …
Laibach exposed the nation’s dark family secret to the world public Read More »
The police report on the climate strike is very telling. The authorities were not notified of the strike beforehand, and the young anarcho-leftists destroyed other people’s property. As many as 48 people were booked by the police, two of them minors. They are also still collecting reports on the protesters causing traffic hazards. The Youth …
“I believe we are one of the few, if not the only, television in the world that the ruling coalition regularly deals with in the National Assembly,” Nova24TV Director, Boris Tomašič, said about the ruling coalition’s attitude towards media freedom. In this week’s episode of the show “Tema dneva” (Topic of the Day), he spoke …
Tomašič, The Director Of Nova24TV, On Its Beginnings Read More »
“The interpellation is an attempt of a call for reason for those who hold the power today,” the leader of the opposition Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS), Janez Janša, explained the reasons for the recently tabled interpellation of the government. Janša believes that the Golob government’s moves are “extremely harmful and undermine …
Janša For Nova24TV: The Tabled Interpellation Is An Attempt To Call For Reason Read More »
When Magna International announced on Wednesday that it is moving production out of Slovenia, our left-wing government (and the left-wing ideologues who built the plant) should have felt really bad. The international corporation, worth tens of billions of euros, has let us know between the lines that Slovenia is a bad place for doing business …
Businesses Are Fleeing – What Does Magna’s Message Tell Us? Read More »
The left-wing civil sphere is increasingly dissatisfied with the ineffectiveness of Robert Golob’s government. Before the elections, the government promised to take back the reins of the national media outlet, Radio-Television Slovenia (RTV). It has so far failed to do so, as the wishes of the authorities and the left-wing civil sphere have clashed with …
The Left Civil Sphere Would Get Rid Of The “Gang” At RTV By Force Read More »
On the occasion of the visit of European Commissioner Vera Jourová to Slovenia, many political insiders have voiced their opinion that her statements and the visit itself created pressure on the work of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Slovenia, which has not yet ruled on the Radio-Television Slovenia Act case. MEP Romana Tomc …
Throughout the two years of the Janša government, European Commissioner for Values and Transparency and Vice-President of the European Commission, Vera Jourová, was known as a European functionary whose rhetoric was very similar to that of the Slovenian far-left activists in the media, academia and politics, who exported fabricated stories to Brussels about the “repression” …
On the 1st of March, a large crowd of pensioners from all over Slovenia gathered in Ljubljana’s Republic Square, already before 3 p.m., to demand decent pensions. According to Pavel Rupar, the main speaker of the protest, 28 thousand people came to the rally. “The rally should show that we can be united, and Slovenian …
28 thousand people came to the rally in Ljubljana Read More »
