In the wake of Omicron concerns the government decided to impose a density limit in shops by allowing entry to one customer per every ten square metres of available floor space. The rule will be effective from Thursday. Under the decision shops are also required to put up a sign at their entrance informing customers …
The fact that the gender mania obviously originates from severely deranged brains is clear to people who can still think straight. Now it is the case that there have always been crazy people, only these poor in spirit were usually housed in madhouses or psychiatric institutions. However, in our decadent society (in which any madness …
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Hungary will not change its rules on border protection and won’t let anyone in, Prime Minister Viktor Orban said in an international press briefing held in his office. M Orban talked about the protective measures against the coronavirus and also said that he expected the European Commission to classify nuclear energy as green, and accept …
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The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR), which is based in Strasbourg, has ruled that states have the right to dissolve or refuse to register parties that do not distance themselves from former communist parties. The dissolution of such parties is understood as necessary for a democratic society. As is well-known, the parties of the …
As reported by the MMC web portal, the state attorney’s office has filed the first lawsuit against the alleged organiser of the protests that have been happening every Friday for more than a year and a half now. Namely, the organiser is supposed to be Jaša Jenull. The Ministry of the Interior and the police …
“Today, the Commission of Inquiry for investigating abuses in the case of Franc Kangler and others came to the concluding act, which is the adoption of the report and the additional report. Before getting to this final act, we have held 17 regular and 26 extraordinary sessions, questioned 32 witnesses and conducted one witness confrontation,” …
Economy Minister Zdravko Počivalšek said the government could intervene in the electricity market by banning exports and administering prices as a way to tackle the high price of energy. “Slovenia produces 85% of the electricity it needs. But the fact is that we export half of what we produce. The state can intervene here – …
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The government has proposed for the payments into the fund for the decommissioning of the Krško Nuclear Power Plant (NEK) and rad waste disposal to be increased from 4.80 to 12 euro per megawatt hour of power. The payments are made by Gen Energija, the state-owned company that holds Slovenia’s stake in NEK, located in …
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Slovenia’s basketball star Luka Dončić sent toys and other Christmas presents to two hundred children currently at the children’s hospital in Ljubljana, accompanied by a video message and signed photographs. Dončić, of the NBA’s Dallas Mavericks, donated hundreds of toys, from plush animals for babies to wooden toys for toddlers, as well as doll houses, …
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“The Hungarian state has a duty to prevent serious violations of individuals’ identity, even if such violations come from a ruling by the Court of Justice of the European Union or from deficiencies in the EU’s exercise of power,” PM Viktor Orban writes in his latest piece called Samisdat No. 15 published on the prime …
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President Borut Pahor addressed Slovenian troops serving abroad in the annual pre-Christmas videoconference, thanking them for their contribution to Slovenia’s international reputation and to maintaining peace and security worldwide. He was briefed on the state on the ground by representatives of SAF rotations from Latvia, Mali, Iraq, Kosovo and Bosnia-Herzegovina. They reported the situation in …
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Minister of Foreign Affairs Anže Logar met with the US Secretary of State Antony Blinken yesterday in Washington, which was the third bilateral meeting at the level of foreign ministers over the last year and a half. The meeting was aimed at continuing the strategic dialogue between the two countries. In his talks with Secretary …
