Which cases against Slovenia are being dealt with by the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR)? Among other things, the Siol web portal recently highlighted the unusual trials of our constitutional judges, including Rok Čeferin. Boštjan M. Turk also sent a complaint to the ECHR, as the Constitutional Court intervened in his acquittal this year
“The behaviour of the police during Tuesday’s protests was tactically correct, and the measures were proportionate and intensified appropriately when it comes to coercion. The crowd, which was peaceful at first, later split into two – a larger, still peaceful crowd, and a smaller crowd, that systematically and deliberately violated public order,” said security expert
Only one application was received for the position of director of the Slovenian Press Agency, the tender for which expired on the 1st of October. According to unofficial information from well-informed sources, the application was sent by the former Director-General of the public broadcaster RTV, Igor Kadunc. This information has not yet been officially confirmed
On 8 September 2020 the »2020 Annual Report on Radiation and Nuclear Safety in the Republic of Slovenia« was presented to Slovenian National Assembly. That was the last stage of its consideration. The report was approved by the Government of Slovenia in August and discussed in the National Council (the upper chamber of the Slovenian
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“The parallel economic system was not just about the export of capital, stealing of social property, theft of labour and so on; it was also a system that allowed the party to stay in power. And whenever the system started having trouble, this parallel mechanism turned on, and capital poured in. And when the system
Slovenian Defence Minister Matej Tonin and Kosovo’s Interior Minister Xhelal Sfecla signed an agreement on cooperation between the two countries in the protection against natural and other disasters, the Defence Ministry announced. The agreement sets out the framework for cooperation in disaster prevention and preparedness, voluntary mutual assistance in the event of disasters on the
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Minors were forced to participate in sexually-themed games at the camp, writes the Republika Macedonian news portal. After the report appeared in the press, local fact-checkers, not convinced of the validity of the content labelled it “Fake News”. It appears the arbiters of factual information deliberately wanted to wipe out news about the sex camp.
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After a court reversed its decision to annul the original procedure to appoint Slovenia’s two European delegated prosecutors, the government has asked the Justice Ministry publish yet a new call for applications for the two posts. Under the court’s decision, the government was supposed to re-visit its decision. However, the government decided that the court’s
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On Wednesday, we once again witnessed an unregistered rally; however, it is well known that the president of the Resni.ca party (the Truth party), Zoran Stevanović, was actively inviting people on social media to join him at the protest. The protesters, some of them children, wreaked real havoc this time, as they took to the
President Borut Pahor will receive German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Brdo pri Kranju on Tuesday to confer on her the Order of Merit for Distinguished Service, Slovenia’s top honour. Merkel, who is leaving office after 16 years, will receive the decoration for her personal contribution to deepening relations between Slovenia and Germany on all levels
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Last week, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán spoke at the 4th Budapest Demography Conference, which was organized as a forum for family-friendly policies and other measures to reverse population decline without mass immigration. In his keynote speech, he raised the question: “Is it a problem when the population is shrinking?” “The West simply does not
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One could easily consider it satire if this report did not come from Germany, where there are apparently no limits to left-wing absurdity. The city of Hanau has now created its own parking spaces for “minorities”. In the future, only people from the LGBTQ circle and migrants (!) will be allowed to park on these. Parpklätze to
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