Hungary Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán announced on Friday, July 16, on the program Kossuth Rádió that it will be possible to register for a third dose of the flu vaccine from August 1 – which can only be given four months after the second . The Hungarian Prime Minister also announced that vaccination will be …
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The child protection law, passed by the Hungarian parliament on June 15, has unleashed one of the biggest offensives against Viktor Orbán’s government. The new law caused a wave of hysteria among Brussels bureaucrats and an immediate reaction from the Commissar Vera Jourova, who has long been sharpening her knives against Hungary and Poland, who …
The sweetest and purest victory in war is if you take the opponent’s ammunition! The referendum on the Water Act sobered everyone up!! Even the leftists were surprised by the result and could not even explain their success of scamming the voters to themselves! It sobered us up even more, full of words of support …
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The editorial office of Nova24TV has received information about a proposal being drafted for cooperation between the trade unions and the company Modra Zavarovalnica, d. d., with which the company would ensure the power to make decisions in connection with ownership shares in the company Delavska hranilnica, d. d. (The Workers’ Savings Bank). In short, …
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The National Assembly has adopted an amendment to the law regulating the seven-year-old decision of the Constitutional Court on the co-financing of private schools. The coalition MPs stressed that there should be no discrimination between children, so in addition to the compulsory part, they also added funding for the implementation of the expanded programme in …
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Parents of preschool children will finally reap the benefits of the changes brought about by the change in legislation for kindergartens that was adopted this January. The introduction of the so-called free kindergarten for the second child is about to happen. From the 1st of September, the kindergarten will be free of charge for the …
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The coalition withdrew the proposed amendment to the Infectious Diseases Act in the National Assembly. Several opponents of vaccination and the Covid-19 virus gathered in front of the National Assembly and spread their propaganda. One of the protesters shouted at the Prime Minister Janez Janša and the Minister of Defence and Deputy Prime Minister Matej Tonin. “Janez …
At press conference in Ljubljana, Prime Minister Janez Janša and Deputy Prime Ministers Zdravko Počivalšek and Matej Tonin spoke about the current epidemiological situation and other current topics. As Prime Minister Janez Janša said in the introduction, every week and even today the government discussed the epidemiological situation in the country, the threats posed by …
The Eastern European countries have no longing for the West either, they do not want to copy the system there, but rather go their own cultural path, says the French historian Max-Erwan Gastineau, who gave an interview on the Sunday news on Kossuth Radio about the fundamental differences between Central Europe and gave to the …
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On the occasion of the 30th Anniversary of our independence, we talked with the President of the first democratically elected Slovenian government (at that time the official title was still the President of the Executive Council of the Socialist Republic of Slovenia) Alojz Peterle. We talked about the forming of the independent government, the disarmament …
The president of LMŠ, Marjan Šarec, once again took care of a new ‘Šarcism’. It happened when he commented on the proposal for a new Minister for Digitisation. In today’s statement in the National Assembly, he described the proposal for a new minister as a diversion of attention, “after the big fiasco in the referendum on …
If we want to understand the position and perspectives of Slovenia after 30 years of independence, we must not ignore a very important fact: we are a small country in an extremely interdependent world. What can help small countries succeed in such a globalized world? If they do not have any special geopolitically and historically …
