For all the concern that the government of Robert Golob expresses about the terrible situation in the property market, it actually does surprisingly little about it. On the contrary, it is actively making the market situation worse. The new Income Tax Act, adopted by the government last week, will actually increase rents by increasing the
In recent days, a good part of the public was upset by the news that students of the Secondary School of Forestry and Woodworking Postojna listened to a lecture given by transwoman Lia Bordon about transgenderism and her “journey” through the transition from Janez to Lia. The very fact that some schools are already following
There is no end in sight for the hypocrisy of the left – it is their modus operandi. For the last two years, Slovenia has been hearing about the “Orbanisation” and the left’s incitement of the people against it, while not a single good word was said about the Hungarian Prime Minister. Of course, everything
The Chamber of Commerce and Industry is well known for the fact that it very rarely speaks up when left-wing politics traditionally hit the economy over the head with a bat. This tradition goes back to the time when the Chamber was still run by a silent cadre of the left-wing Liberal Democracy of Slovenia
Minister of Labour, Family, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities has announced the creation of a directorate for “economic democracy.” The actual tasks and jurisdiction of the directorate are still unclear. The directorate will supposedly be in charge of writing legislation which will make it easier for the owners of companies to “let go” of their
On Tuesday, the trade union of doctors and dentists – FIDES, and the government representatives met for crucial negotiations on doctors’ salaries but failed to reach an agreement. Further actions will be decided shortly by the union’s leadership. Vice-President Gregor Zemljič has not ruled out the possibility of a strike. “We are shocked by the
On Thursday, the State Election Commission will be deciding on the shortening of the deadline for the adoption of the report on the outcome of the referendum vote, the Slovenian Press Agency reports. It seems that they want the laws to be enforced as soon as possible – for political reasons. Interestingly, even Dr Igor
Celje is preparing for the second round of mayoral elections. At first glance, everything seems fine. The long-serving Mayor Bojan Šrot and his challenger Matija Kovač will face each other. The latter presents himself as an opportunity to give the city a new (green) freshness. But citizens of Celje, beware: Kovač is not an independent
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It seems that the former editor-in-chief of the web portal Siol, Peter Jančič’s old columns have been censored, including his writing about a possible conflict of interest of journalists linked to Prime Minister Robert Golob. Jančič said that at first, he did not believe the rumours, as the old texts have no serious impact on
In light of the upcoming referendums on the 27th of November, where voters will also be deciding on the amendment to the Radio-Television Slovenia Act, Manfred Weber, President of the European People’s Party (EPP), has expressed his concern about the amendment to the Radio-Television Slovenia Act. He said in a statement that he finds it
“The six-and-a-half-year programme of projects, which cost around 21 million euros, 80 percent of which was funded by EU funds, included linking together extensive existing data and converting it into digital form. The web portal “eProstor” (“eSpace”) provides access to a range of data and services and allows users to follow certain administrative procedures,” said
Russia is now also officially a terrorist state on the level of Iran, and its paid Wagner-type siloviki have become the same as Iran’s revolutionary militias. The European Parliament has labelled Russia as a state sponsor of terrorism. Members of the European Parliament recently voted in favour of a resolution designating Russia as a state