MP Jelka Godec, the leader of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS) parliamentary group, has recently addressed a call to the Speaker and Vice-Presidents of the National Assembly, the leaders of the parliamentary groups, and the representatives of national minorities in the National Assembly, to express their views on respect for the
According to calculations, under the Janša government, Slovenia’s GDP growth had been the highest in the last ten years, but today it has fallen even below the European average. The variations from one calculation to another are not unusual, but this time, the huge deviation of three percentage points is striking. In its response to
If we were to only listen to the authorities, we would probably believe that the people of Logatec are absolutely delighted with the asylum centre in their town. However, the information we received from our reader from Logatec paints a different picture. Migrants arrive at the centre with a police escort, and the number of
We, ordinary people, go to work and arrange our annual leave by telling our employers when we plan on being away in December already. The private sector work process cannot afford to have a worker absent from work for two weeks and the employer finding out about it right before a big order, for example.
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Do you remember Miloš Njegoslav Milović, a former member of the special police forces, a security guard of former Prime Minister Drnovšek and the unofficial-official head of security of the current Prime Minister Robert Golob, who was first caught in a lie in the National Assembly because of a question about Milović, saying that he
“Instead of celebrating our common achievement, some are working hard to polarise and even misuse independence to create new divisions. This is the difference between us, and I do not enjoy it. There were times during World War II and the revolution that divided our nation, but independence brought us together and united us in
The privatisation of the Sports Lottery of Slovenia is said to be well underway, despite the fact that the entire political leadership, from both the coalition and the opposition, has spoken out against it. The latter is opposed to the sale of the Sports Lottery, as it is the source of funding for the Sports
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“In order to carry out fraud, you must first create the conditions for it through a culture war. You need to destroy the concept of truth. The truth no longer exists, only opinions do. So, when you control social networks and invest a lot of money in them, you can control people’s opinions,” Alejandro Peña
The management of RTV Slovenia strongly protests against the unacceptable pressure and interference of the Minister of Culture, Asta Vrečko, in the operational management of the national media outlet Radio-Television Slovenia (RTVS), wrote Uroš Urbanija, Acting Director of Television Slovenia, in a press release. “A minister who clearly does not understand basic democratic principles should
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The Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Slovenia and other business associations are becoming increasingly critical of the government of Robert Golob. They recently wrote in a letter of protest that the current government’s way of doing things and its attitude are making any serious social dialogue impossible. Now they are accusing the government of
If there is one thing that the people of Slovenia are united on – regardless of whether they vote for the left or the right – it is the migrant issue. No one wants the modern ideology of “open borders,” which tacitly forces countries to open their borders not only to potential seekers of international
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In recent days, Janez Janša attended the International Democratic Union Forum in London, where he also took part as a speaker. In addition to Janša, former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, former US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, Ukrainian MP Oleksiy Goncharenko, MEP Manfred Weber, and other high-ranking officials, former ministers and presidents also addressed