The Golob government started to take stock of the prices of basic food items in September last year, and publish them on its website. What we can see from the data on this website is that the average price of a basket of basic foods, as monitored by the price comparison programme of the Ministry …
In 2017, the LGBT civil society organisation DIC Legebitra, together with the Ministry of Health, the Students’ Organisation and the Municipality of Ljubljana, published a publication for young people, which explains and “teaches” them about sex toys, “chemsex” (sex under the influence of drugs), “fisting” and even “anus licking,” among other things. You read that …
Acting Director-General of the Police, Boštjan Lindav, told the press that after reviewing the report on the extraordinary review of the protection of protests in 2020 and 2021, several professional irregularities were found, which led to 63 interviews with employees of the Police. Thirteen police officers are suspected of committing a crime, but their identities …
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On Wednesday, after intense public pressure and numerous concerns raised by the Legislative and Legal Service of the National Assembly, the government withdrew the controversial bill on temporary salary increases for judges and prosecutors. The law was problematic firstly because it regulated salaries in the judicial system on an ad-hoc basis, following a vehement promise …
The National Assembly will not consider the highly controversial bill on the temporary allowances for judges and public prosecutors after all. The government’s proposal had already been criticised from the outset, especially because of its choice of procedure. Namely, the government had chosen the urgent procedure, which is reserved by law for exceptional circumstances, such …
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While the Golob government is launching affairs with Russian spies to the Slovenian public, his affair is being dealt with abroad. The pieces of the puzzle of Golob’s financial affair are slowly coming together. This time, on the Serbian television show “Dobro jutro Srbijo” (Good Morning Serbia), the case was discussed by the well-known Serbian …
“This is the people’s initiative! This is the nation! It is time to unite and tell everyone that this is one nation! We do not care where you will get the money for our demands! Where did you get the 2.5 billion euros for corruption, where did you get 500 million for the recapitalisation of …
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Slovene Members of the European Parliament that belong to socialist and liberal circles are a European anomaly. While the whole of the West (with the exception of those really extreme leftists gathered in Die Linke, Podemos, and other similar radical products of neo-Marxism) is completely on the side of Ukraine and recognises Russia as a …
On Wednesday, the second Reform Coalition Summit took place at Brdo pri Kranju. Although they had a discussion on the starting points of four reforms on the agenda, they failed to work on all of them, as they got stuck on the reform that is currently causing quite a stir – the public sector wage …
On the 31st of January, the Act Amending the Family Code came into force – an act that not only changes the definition of marriage as we have known it thus far and with which we grew up, but also destroys the fundamental value of the family with its provisions; destroys the importance of women …
“The investigation is still ongoing, there are two foreign citizens being investigated, who are accused of espionage, and this is a very serious matter that we are following very closely,” Foreign Minister Tanja Fajon commented on the affair, who, despite the seriousness of the matter, does not intend to call the Russian ambassador to a …
“This week shows once again that Slovenia is in a state of emergency when it comes to its coalition. Extraordinary sessions are being called for one day in advance, and laws are being passed under emergency procedures. It is as if Slovenia is in a state of emergency,” the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka …
