Regarding the abuse in the case of Franc Kangler and others, the Commission of Inquiry pointed out that legislation would need to be changed, especially the parts concerning police operations. They found that abuse happened during the house searches. They also proposed that a list of sworn witnesses be available at the Ministry of Justice …
“Unofficial: police in Austria have arrested a well-known Friday protester, Anis Ličina, and his father for drug trafficking!” a journalist from our media house, Luka Svetina, wrote on Twitter on Tuesday morning. Since then, the Austrian police have confirmed to the media outlet Siol that Anis Ličina had indeed been arrested at the Karavanke border …
The web portal Necenzurirano (Uncensored) sent a request to Nova24TV to withdraw the document, which Necenzurirano tried to pass off as the government “non paper,” and which supposedly proves the government’s involvement in the dissolutions in the Balkans. In doing so, they practically admitted to being the authors of the document. For the last couple …
In a letter to the president of the SD party, Tanja Fajon, the European Jewish Association wrote that it would be appropriate, just, and moral to right a historic wrong and return the stolen villa, which was originally owned by Felix Moskovič, who was killed in the Holocaust, to the Slovenian Jewish community, as part …
On Thursday night, an unknown perpetrator decided to damage the sign marking the premises of our media outlet with an empty Jagermeister bottle. Last night’s vandalism is just an escalation of verbal hatred against Nova24TV. Namely, our media outlet represents an alternative to the central media, which perceive even the criticism of their reporting as …
The whole thing is so absurd that it is starting to seem like a disease – namely, Mrs. Fajon seems to have forgotten who led Slovenia for most of the years after it gained its independence, who set up the system she is horrified by, and – the fact that is the most striking – …
For a long time now, Slovenian politics has not been able to decide who will become the new Constitutional Court judge of the Republic of Slovenia. After the unsuccessful attempts of filling the position by Anže Erbežnik, Andraž Teršek and Barbara Zobec (she withdrew her candidacy), this time, the representatives of the people will soon …
Slovenian Radio-Television has proven to be too independent for Slovenia’s current Prime Minister Janez Janša, the British weekly The Economist wrote – which is supposedly known as a fairly credible and objective media outlet. However, the cited statement shows it in a completely different light. They also wrote that for more than a year now, …
On Palm Sunday, the 8th of April 1990, the first multi-party elections after the Second World War took place in Slovenia, at which the Democratic Opposition of Slovenia (in Slovenian: Demokratična opozicija Slovenije – Demos) won. Elections that were held 31 years ago were free and multi-party, but the SDS party believes that they were …
In his latest book, Culture and Politics (Kultura in Politika in Slovenian), academic Janko Kos briefly but yet understandably and accurately explains the course of Slovenia’s transition from the communist rule to democracy. In the beginning, “an agreement was reached between the old communist elite and the bearers of the democratic renewal.” With the end …
It is a well-known fact that when the leftists fail to achieve a turnaround and therefore do not get back in power, they resort to exporting lies abroad. However, since the media and the people abroad are not familiar with the actual situation in our country, they buy into the lies very easily. The most …
We are publishing the public letter, written by the employed researchers at the Research Centre of the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts (Znanstvenoraziskovalni center Slovenske akademije znanosti in umetnosti – referred to as ZRC SAZU), Matija Ogrin, Ph.D., Boris Golec, Ph.D, and Anton Velušček, Ph.D. In it, they accused the director of the Research …
