Fourteen days after the first revalation of the rape and sexual violence scandal that has shaken Ljubljana’s cultural community, the Left party (Levica) has finally responded to what has been going on. With a tweet on the social network. They, too, have realised, just like Nika Kovač, director of the leftist non-governmental organisation the Institute
We are continuing our analysis of Slovenian films. This time, it is Goran Vojnović and Igor Šterk’s hobby projects’ turn, which are weighed down with awards from film festivals but did very poorly in the cinemas – but fortunately, they received financial backing from the taxpayers. In our previous article, we learned about the incredible
On Tuesday, the 23rd of August, which is the day when Europe commemorates the victims of all totalitarian and authoritarian regimes, members of the Slovenian Democratic Youth (Slovenska demokratska mladina – SDM), which is the youth section of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS), paid tribute to all those who suffered under
While immigrants make up 7.4 per cent of the population, they commit 19 per cent of crimes, French Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin has said. As the grandchild of immigrants, I do not claim that there is a link between crime and immigration, but it would be foolish not to say that a significant proportion of
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“A carrot for those on welfare and a stick for workers, in the form of a reduction in real wages due to the abolition of the adjustment of income tax brackets to inflation, and a smaller increase in the general tax relief, is a strange message – but what matters most is that the trade
Free kits for Covid-19 self-testing for primary and secondary school students in the new school year will be available in Slovenian pharmacies from Monday. Testing will be voluntary and will take place at home, with funds for the campaign being secured from the national budget. Health Ministry State Secretary Tadej Ostrc said the voluntary self-testing
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Slovenian cycling star Primož Roglič has taken the lead in La Vuelta after winning the 152-kilometre stage four on the last climb. Roglič now has a 13-second lead on the American Sepp Kuss in the overall rankings, with the Brit Ethan Hayter in third 26 seconds adrift. By: J.S., STA
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The EU country allocates growing sums of money to supporting mass migration, despite the fact that migrants are committing an increasing number of crimes which are almost impossible to prosecute. The Swedish Democratic Party has published a report on the costs of immigration, based on a number of ackowledged studies on the subject. The report reveals
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In recent days, the art scene has been shaken by the testimonies of victims of alleged sexual abuse and financial manipulations by a prominent representative of the art scene of the younger generation, Dušan Josip Smodej, a friend of those who so fervently defend moral values, human rights, and equality. We are, of course, talking
Following a criminal complaint filed by the Kosovo Anti-Corruption Agency against Ambassador Martin Berishaj for failing to declare his assets, the case now remains with the Kosovo Prosecutor’s Office, to investigate the evidence and, if necessary, continue the criminal proceedings, foreign media outlets report. We heard a lot about Berishaj before the elections, when Robert
During Dr Vasko Simoniti’s term as Minister of Culture, we heard many serious accusations from the far left – about how he was deliberately destroying the Slovenian film because directors were critical of the Janša government. This was, of course, just another in a series of demagogic misinterpretations – the funds for the film were
Last weekend, police officers at the Koper Police Directorate dealt with 86 persons who had illegally entered Slovenia. The Celje Police Directorate reported that an Afghan national who had illegally entered Slovenia was traced in Trlično around midday. After completing the procedures, he was placed in an asylum centre. Police officers from the police station
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