Slovenia has recorded a new jump in inflation. Compared to the previous year, prices of basic necessities are 0.3 percent higher. This is 0.2 percent higher inflation than last month and 2.1 percentage points higher inflation than last August. Food prices have risen the most. Inflation was highest in August for food, the most basic …
In August, Slovenians Found It Harder To Afford Food And Clothing Read More »
The deputy head of the German Police Union (DPolG), Manuel Ostermann, presented a bleak vision of Germany in 2050 in a post on social network X (formerly Twitter). According to his scenario, Arab clans will take control of large cities in the coming decades, and Sharia law, child marriages, widespread drug use, and criminal gangs …
The so-called “erased” affair is presented by the Slovenian left as a black stain on Slovenian identity, when in fact, it indirectly shows the opposite: it is the brightest spot of Slovenian identity, because Slovenians have always been ready to accept those true refugees in need of help. At the same time, immigration tables show …
How Many Slovenians Are Left? The Story Of The Abuses Of The Terrible Aliens Act Read More »
In Slovenia, artists are a special caste of people, completely tied to left-wing politics and its economic hinterland. That is why – like the Yugoslav regime’s socio-political cultural workers of the time – they enjoy special privileges that ordinary people can only dream of. We already pay their pension contributions, they apply for public tenders …
The demographic crisis is a challenge that transcends national borders and is becoming an increasingly acute problem in Europe and beyond. While some countries, such as North Macedonia, are recognising the seriousness of the issue and introducing innovative measures, Slovenia, under the leadership of the government of Robert Golob, remains passive. Ignoring demographic trends such …
“Everyone is only looking at the current moment and preserving their positions. In fact, the coalition is working in a completely selfish way,” political analyst and political communication expert, Dr Sebastjan Jeretič, pointed out in relation to the current coalition, which is made up of the Freedom Movement (Gibanje Svoboda), the Social Democrats (Socialni demokrati …
Analyst Jeretič: The Government Should Resign Due To Its Complete Incompetence Read More »
The Prime Minister proposed to the Parliamentary Summit to annul the consultative referendum on defence spending. The decision to annul was tabled by the Freedom Movement (Gibanje Svoboda) parliamentary group. The statement was confirmed by other representatives of the parties who attended the Parliamentary Summit. Prime Minister Robert Golob thus concluded the series of meetings …
“The matter is now crystal clear. They are behaving like Vučić with regard to Srebrenica or like Erdoğan with regard to the Armenian genocide. Erdoğan also condemns Srebrenica, points the finger at Gaza, but does not see the Armenian genocide,” historian Dežman was critical of the current authorities. On the 30th anniversary of Srebrenica, Prime …
Dežman: “Golob Is In The Company Of Erdoğan And Vučić, Who Deny Genocide” Read More »
During a recent cabinet meeting, the US President, Donald Trump, strongly criticised renewable energy sources, in particular wind turbines and solar power plants, calling them “stupid”, inefficient and harmful to the country. According to the US President, Donald Trump, renewable energy sources destroy natural landscapes, kill birds, take up valuable farmland and depend on government …
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“They light a fire and then call the fire brigade. Something like this is only possible in Slovenia,” wrote the President of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS), Janez Janša, on the X network. The post was his response to an invitation from Prime Minister Robert Golob, who called a summit of …
After decades, Slovenia’s dark family secret is finally on the European Parliament’s agenda. After years of effort by the Member of the European Parliament and Vice-President of the European People’s Party (EPP), Romana Tomc, the time has finally come when the Slovenian and partly European left will have to face the truth and the baggage …
After we have already had our net wages cut three times and been told that there is no money for tax relief, there still seems to be enough money for many other things, such as co-funding projects in the field of nature and biodiversity. On Friday, the Ministry of Natural Resources and Spatial Planning published …
