Last week, the government of Robert Golob fully supported the amendment to the Radio-Television Slovenia Act, which was submitted to the National Assembly by the coalition deputies, with the first signatory being Mojca Šetinc Pašek, and Golob said that they will manage to “resolve the situation” at RTV Slovenia by the end of the year
The Government of Robert Golob is obviously willing to do anything to pay back the media tycoon Martin Odlazek, who helped it win the parliamentary elections. According to our information, the latter wrote to the Bank Assets Management Company (BAMC) and proposed the sale of BAMC’s stake in the company Salomon, which publishes several media
Slovenia’s largest bank NLB is in excellent shape and well prepared for turbulent times ahead, chairman of the board Blaž Brodnjak said after shareholder meeting. He is also not concerned by the tightening of monetary policy in the eurozone. When necessary, households and companies will be assisted, he announced. “If companies should have liquidity problems,
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The cereals sales commission will propose to the government to purchase all wheat Slovenian farmers will harvest this year, and then sell it on to millers during the year. Slovenian farmers will grow 100,000 tonnes of wheat suitable for food in 2022, the commission’s head Franc Küčan said after its Wednesday session in Ljutomer. There
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More than ten years after becoming the first city in Slovenia with a bike sharing system, Ljubljana has now also got its own e-bike rental system with 75 Nomago Bikes made available at 25 docking stations. With Thursday’s launch of the new system, Ljubljana has become the 12th municipality with an e-bike rental system operated
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The message is now almost lost: “Sunday, 4.30 p.m. in Berlin: Around a hundred young men, mostly with a migration background, fight in the ‘summer pool at the islander’. Punches, kicks, five on one – even a man lying on the ground is attacked again.” ( picture ) The depressing balance: “Politicians shy away from debate about perpetrator
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In France, a teacher has received death threats and was accused of Islamophobia after he asked a student to remove her face-covering Islamic veil for identification purposes before taking an exam. The incident took place at the Charlemagne high school, located in Paris when students were writing their matriculation exams. When she arrived at the
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The remains of at least 529 people executed in post-WWII summary killings have been unearthed from an anti-tank trench in Mostec near Brežice, east Slovenia, according to the Military Heritage Administration (Uprava za vojaško dediščino), which is part of the Defence Ministry. Archaeological excavation at the site was carried out due to construction of a
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“On Sunday evening, the Minister of the Economy, Han, talked about how there is as much oil available as we want and that the shortage will only last for a few short hours. You accused the previous government of being too rough in its communication when Kacin said, “enjoy it while you can,” but I
Interesting information related to the new government’s Minister of Digital Transformation, Emilija Stojmenova Duh, has recently come to light. The Digital Innovation Hub Slovenia confirmed for the web portal Siol that it is currently investigating irregularities in management from the years 2018 and 2019, meaning from the time when the institute was run by Stojmenova
A few days ago, the government proposed to the National Assembly that it recalls two members of the Slovenian Sovereign Holding (SSH) Supervisory Board, namely Boštjan Emeršič, MSc, and Dr Leon Cizelj, due to them allegedly not meeting the conditions for this position, and the National Assembly is expected to decide on this today. The
Slovenian police recorded 4,333 attempts at illegal crossing of the border in the first five months of the year, which is 75% more than in the same period last year, when 2,466 such attempts were recorded. Afghanis account for almost a quarter of those intercepted, the police statistics show. In the first five months of
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