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Municipalities In Despair Due To The Adoption Of Municipal Spatial Plans Being Made More Difficult

Although we were promised dancing, apparently, the municipalities are not dancing at all. The new legislation makes it more difficult to adopt municipal spatial plans, which plan spatial developments of local importance and determine the intended use of space and the spatial implementation conditions for the placement of planned interventions in space. The sense of …

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Artist Believes That People Should Not Be The Ones To Decide On His Pension Supplement

The pro-government propaganda related to the collection of signatures against the cultural elite bonus for the so-called outstanding artistic achievements was broadcast on the biggest commercial television station on Sunday. In light of the statements made by the interlocutors in the article, one could easily get the impression that the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska …

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Setting The Table: A New Public Tender For Selected Meals For Migrants

The Government Office for the Support and Integration of Migrants has recently published several notices or public procurement contracts, including for meals at the Asylum and Accommodation Centre in Logatec. All in accordance with the Green Public Procurement Regulation. No joke! And we are talking about up to 450 or more meals a day. The …

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[The Trenta Affair] The Witness “Disappointed” The Judge, Who Wanted To Know If Anyone Tried To Influence Him

At Monday’s hearing in the Trenta case at the Celje court, it became clear that the trial will continue at least until April, as three witnesses have still not responded to the summons to be heard. They are still trying to re-interview Branka Remškar, the former bankruptcy trustee of the Imos company, who already testified …

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Two Experts Believe That Balkans Are Once Again A Powder Keg; The International Community Should Be More Decisive This Time!

“Bosnia and Herzegovina is a powder keg and always has been. The times are such that Moscow is probably happy that another problem has arisen,” believes Pogačnik, an international lawyer. “At this moment, the most worrying scenario is that Vučić could also resort to radical approaches to bring public attention away from events in Serbia. …

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This Is Not Just Christianophobia Of The Far Left And NGOs

“This is not just Christianophobia, but a phobia towards anyone who thinks differently, who thinks or acts outside the pattern of one huge minority,” Dr Boštjan M. Turk, a columnist, analyst, professor and vice-dean of the European Academy of Sciences and Arts, said in relation to Saturday’s desecration of the Ljubljana cathedral. During the unannounced …

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Dr Valentin Areh: “The Human Life Of A Russian Soldier Is Not Worth Even A Cent”

As the third anniversary of the Russian military attack on Ukraine approaches, we spoke to Dr Valentin Areh, an experienced journalist, war correspondent and Head of the Faculty of Media and Journalism at the School of Advanced Social Studies (FUDŠ). Valentin, since we know each other from the Faculty of Arts in Ljubljana, from the …

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The Controversial Tenders Of The Golob Government: What Is Behind Them?

The government of Robert Golob is facing several allegations of controversial tenders and irregularities in public procurement. One of the recent high-profile cases is the deal to buy two urgently needed helicopters for medical rescue. The tender was managed by the Ministry of the Interior, and although its representatives had previously checked delivery times with …

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Poet And Theatre Actor Kuntner: “This Belongs To The World Of Degenerates”

The woman who breastfed a dog, Maja Smrekar, is becoming the synonym for opposition to high pension supplements for allegedly outstanding artistic achievements, as the ruling coalition (the Freedom Movement, the Social Democrats and the Left) has envisaged. This is very clear proof that these are allowances for the elite few, while 99.99 percent of …

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London Summit: EU Wants To Take Charge Of Ukraine Peace Talks, Slovenia Was Once Again Forgotten

After the Trump administration told the European Union (between the lines) that it would have to take care of defences against the Russian Federation on its own, and especially in the wake of the spectacular row between Volodymyr Zelensky, Donald Trump and JD Vance in the Oval Office, European leaders, together with Canada, gathered briefly …

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Geopolitically, Europe Has Been Pushed To The Sidelines

The informal conversation between Trump and Putin on the possible end of the war in Ukraine has caused quite a stir in the global public. The European political summit is outraged that the European Union has been left out of the negotiations. Unwise defence and economic policies have made Europe irrelevant and impotent. Last week, …

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MP Poglajen To The Prime Minister: Carnival Costumes Chase Away Winter, But Your Government Is Chasing Away Housing For Young People

The regular plenary session of the National Assembly took place on Monday. Prime Minister Robert Golob and the ministers of his government answer questions on housing, access to healthcare, the Spirit affair and bilateral relations between Slovenia and Israel. MP Andrej Poglajen of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS) was the first …

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