According to our information, the state Prosecutor General, Drago Šketa, arrived in Moscow on Tuesday, accompanied by Drago Kos, to celebrate the 300th anniversary of the Russian Prosecutor’s Office – at a time when Russia has almost started a war, and new EU and NATO sanctions against it are on the horizon. According to our
Our editorial office recently obtained some interesting information, which led us to the path of the allegedly controversial financing of Robert Golob’s election campaign. Robert Golob is the latest “new face” on the Slovenian political scene and the former President of the Management Board of the Slovenian energy company Gen-I, and during our latest research,
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The District Court in Ljubljana acquitted the Mayor of the City of Ljubljana, Zoran Janković, and his two sons, Damjan and Jure, of charges of allegedly failing to fulfil obligations of a financial nature in connection with the sale of the Mercator company shares. Zoran Janković, the visible face of the transitional left and the
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The Faculty of Humanities at the University of Primorska has been awarded the UNESCO chair in partnership with the Škocjan Cave Park, joining another three UNESCO chairs in Slovenia. The Škocjan Cave has been on UNESCO’s world heritage list since 1986. The main goal of the Chair for Interpretation and Education is to develop heritage
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The Triglav Glacier to Beijing campaign, which is bringing a small piece of ice from the glacier on Mt Triglav to the Winter Olympics venue in Beijing, will plant a tree in Slovenia for every kilometre travelled. At least 13.000 new trees will be planted, the Slovenian Olympic Committee (OKS) said. The Triglav Glacier to
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The parliamentary Home Affairs Committee endorsed a coalition-sponsored proposal to regulate the prices of medical supplies and equipment under a system of reference prices comparable with those in other EU countries. Medical equipment could only be procured in agreement with suppliers when a specific item could not be procured at the reference price, not even
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Finance Minister Andrej Šircelj said fighting the consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic had been at the forefront of Slovenia’s EU presidency in the field of finance and noted that during this time, the EU had approved 22 national recovery and resilience plans and paid out EUR 54 billion in funds to 20 member states. By: P.T.,
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We talked with British-American conservative author and writer John Derbyshire about the main principles and forms of conservatism, the current socio-political climate in the US and other current issues. Mr. Derbyshire, can you tell us a bit about your books and other writings? For most of my adult life I made my living as a
After Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock (Greens), who is currently in Rome, “assured Italy of solidarity in the reception of migrants”, which means nothing else, to take in even more North Africans with whom Italy can no longer cope, we want to take a look at the current situation in Germany, where there is still too
The media have reported that President of the European Parliament David Sassoli died on 11 January in a hospital in Aviano at the age of 65. A former journalist, he was elected to the European Parliament for the first time in 2009 and became its president in 2019. He was a member of the Party
According to sources obtained by investigative journalist Bojan Požar, the new political candidate Robert Golob is said to be quite modest in revealing his salary at Gen-I. According to him, Golob did not disclose the award that awaits him in 2021. Supposedly, Golob received an award of 800,000 euros last year, meanwhile, the Ministry of
Slovenia has become the first innovative environment in the EU to work towards a systemic transition to circular economy in line with the Deep Demonstrations methodology, the Ministry of the Environment and Spatial Planning said. Deep Demonstrations is a model of systemic transition to circular, regenerative, carbon-free economy which was developed by the European Institute
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