If the KUL MPs (SD, LMŠ, Levica, SAB and Nepovezani) had not opposed lower taxes on gross salaries and thus higher net salaries of all employees in the country, our salaries could have been higher as of January 1st. Thus, Kul blocked the adoption of amendments to the Personal Income Tax Act in the National …
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As it turns out, the tolerance of the Social Democrats party (SD) really is nothing but a farce. Let us remind you of how, some time ago, our cameraman was prevented from entering a press conference organised by the same party. And apparently, they have decided to continue to engage in this kind of “tolerant” …
Slovenia is recording excellent results in the areas of unemployment, economic growth, income growth, as well as trade and investment promotion. However, these results cannot be taken for granted because if the state had not borrowed, it would not have been able to properly stimulate the economy and thus maintain employment. Despite the fact that …
For many years, the current “new face” of Slovenian politics, Robert Golob, built his career in the field of selling electricity. Among other things, he also expanded the sale of electricity to his family circle, as his wife is the owner and director of the company Star Solar, which deals with the production of electricity. …
Due to the recent dramatic rise in the number of migrants arriving in the country, reception centres are filled to capacity, despite the fact that nearly 30,000 places are available to asylum seekers. The mayor of the capital intends to accommodate migrants overnight in an old hospital building. The state secretary for asylum and migration …
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The Slovenian capital will have no flight connection to Brussels between 10 January and 28 February as Brussels Airlines is suspending flights on this route at the end of Slovenia’s six-month EU presidency. Wizz Air will suspend the Ljubljana-Brussels connection between 7 January and 11 March, according to web portal Ex-yuaviation. Brussels Airlines, which returned …
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President Borut Pahor announced he would not attend the opening ceremony of the Winter Olympic Games in Beijing on 4 February due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Pahor received Chinese Ambassador to Ljubljana Wang Shunqin to hand him a letter informing Chinese President Xi Jinping of his decision. In the letter he expresses the hope that …
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Slovenian software company Better has signed a contract with five London hospital districts that are part of the OneLondon health data-sharing system to use Better’s digital health platform. The three-year contract is worth GBP 3.1 million or about EUR 3.7 million and comes with the possibility of a two-year extension. “Our platform will play a …
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Police deployed to evacuate a migrant camp in the north of the country on 30 December were pelted with stones by migrants, who injured 16 officers with some requiring hospital care. Eventually, the camp was vacated three days later. One immigrant was taken into custody. Eyewitnesses described the migrant camp in Calais as a war-stricken …
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The trio Necenzurirano Primož Cirman, Vesna Vuković and Tomaž Modic, who considers themselves independent journalists, wants to show, how the entire state apparatus and all possible institutions are supposedly dealing with it since the government of Janez Janša came to power, meanwhile the trio tries its best to reveal the “truth”. However, soon after the …
According to the latest data from the world media The Economist, Slovenia was second among the 23 randomly selected OECD countries in terms of dealing with the economic crisis resulting from the global pandemic. The only country that did better than us is Denmark, which undoubtedly confirms the success of our government’s measures in tackling …
Some time ago, we already wrote about how the President of the Ljubljana District Court, Marjan Pogačnik, went after the now-former District Court judge Zvjezdan Radonjić, and then we pointed out a few more cases of Pogačnik’s controversial behaviour. Among other things, we also reported on the fact that on the 4th of March, the …
