We talked with the Jesuit Brother and Vatican astronomer Guy Consolmagno about religion and science, the Church and astronomy, and his book “Would you baptise an Extraterrestrial”, published in Slovenian translation in 2020 by Družina publishing house. Can you start by introducing yourself to our readers and telling us more about yourself? I am an
Instead of Prime Minister Robert Golob’s speech to the European Parliament being a statesmanlike one, which could then have been used to promote Slovenia, the Prime Minister chose to focus on his personal story, the story about Slovenia’s internal political affairs, and the people from Slovenia who are “not ours.” Since Golob did not use
The employee of the national media outlet Radio-Television Slovenia, Boris Vasev, who is employed as part of the MMC web portal, is known for his extremist statements and actions. Namely, he once compared a photograph of the then-Prime Minister Janez Janša with a scythe to a photograph of the Serbian war criminal Vojislav Šešelj as
“To put things plainly… You are f***ed: when you get 50 percent of nutrition strategists out of an aggressive 1 percent of the population,” the political commentator Tomaž Štih responded to the news that more than half of Golob’s Strategic Council for Nutrition is made up of sworn vegans, with no representatives of farmers and
“In the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS), we have proposed that all those engaged in economic activity, regardless of which energy products they use, should receive financial aid to mitigate the effects of the energy crisis. The Golob coalition rejected the proposal to the detriment of the economy!” the largest opposition party
As we have already reported, the Ljubljana basin has been quite shaken up in the past few weeks over the C0 Connecting Canal project, which will carry wastewater from the municipalities of Vodice and Medvode to the Central Wastewater Treatment Plant Ljubljana – Zalog. According to many experts, the construction of the canal in the
“All I can say about Golob is this. As the State Secretary, he came to the Celje Police Directorate and behaved as if he were the chief of the police. He tried to give orders and influence the work of the police. This person does not bring anything good to politics,” reads a tweet written
Until recently, Vesna Vuković was an “independent” journalist of the “Necenzurirano.si” web portal (“Uncensored”), but with her move to the Freedom Movement party (Gibanje Svoboda), it has once again become clear how extremely biased journalists and media are in Slovenia, and how they are just an extension of the transitional left. The so-called presstitution –
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On Thursday, the Association of Journalists and Publicists (Združenje novinarjev in publicistov) presented the Borut Meško Honorary Awards for the year 2022. The recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award is the television presenter Vida Petrovič, “for her contribution to the democratisation of the Slovenian media space.” The Special Achievement Award went to Metod Berlec and
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The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has published data on the movement of gross domestic product (GDP) in member states, namely a comparison between the 3rd and 2nd quarters of 2022. The review shows that Slovenia ranks second to last among the 29 OECD members. It was only worse in Latvia. In the second quarter
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“If the law is approved by the Constitutional Court, LGBTQ education will officially enter our schools, with messages of gender reassignment and gender selection, which is a serious trauma of lots of people in many countries. Because adolescents are being severely abused, because girls are simply given hormone therapy and have their breasts cut off,
In recent years, unfriendly rhetoric towards the Catholic Church and Christianity, in general, has become one of the central themes of the Slovenian left-wing establishment. Things that some people used to dare say only sitting at the bar, because they carried a certain stigma of intolerance, are now frequently heard in the National Assembly and