Prime Minister Janez Janša yesterday held a working meeting with the heads of competent institutions to assess foreign policy, security and cyber risks for Slovenia in light of Russia’s aggressive moves towards Ukraine. The working meeting took place ahead of today’s extraordinary European Council meeting, which was also convened at Slovenia’s request, and the Prime Minister’s visit
In recent days, (almost) all prominent politicians have been abhorring and condemning Putin’s actions in Eastern Ukraine, especially after his recognition of the self-proclaimed Lugansk and Donetsk People’s Republics. But in the past, we saw some golden times when Slovenian leftists gladly made pilgrimages to Moscow with their heads held high. Namely, Russia’s capital is
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Co-owner of the Parsifal agency and sociologist Dr Borut Rončević noted that there are big differences in the measurements of support for different parties between different agencies, but only for the two leading parties – the Slovenian Democratic Party and the Freedom Movement. Rončević does not know why such differences have been appearing. With this,
The National Assembly has adopted the Act on Measures to Mitigate the Effects of High Energy Prices. This means that the bill for an average household will be lower by about 35 percent. Citizens will also be exempt from paying the contributions for renewable energy sources, as well as network charges and excise duties. In
Prime Minister Janez Janša and President Borut Pahor met today to discuss the current security situation related to the developments on the Russian-Ukrainian border. They agreed that the decision of Russian President Putin to sign an order recognising two self-proclaimed separatist regions in Ukraine is a flagrant violation of international law and a serious violation
President Borut Pahor honoured mezzo-soprano Bernarda Fink Inzko, bass-baritone Marko Fink, and conductor Jože Trošt with state decorations. Fink Inzko and Fink, who have been active in both opera and concerts, received the Silver Orders of Merit for extraordinary services in music and their commitment to the Slovenian songs. Composer Trošt, long-term music head of
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The Left and Commission President Ursula von der Leyen seem to have come to terms with the fact that in certain cultures the clocks tick differently: it is not customary to shake hands with a woman, even if she is the Commission President of the EU. BRUSSELS – The scene is reminiscent of the “Sofagate”
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President Borut Pahor urged stepping up EU enlargement to the Western Balkans as he appeared in a panel debate at the Munich Security Conference, saying the EU was the only answer to the issues troubling the region. He identified the situation in Bosnia-Herzegovina, the stalled Belgrade-Prishtina dialogue and Bulgaria’s blocking North Macedonia’s EU accession talks
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“The differences between individual surveys are really big and also unusual. And what is even more unusual are the fluctuations in support that some agencies have measured for specific political parties. This is not the case with the Parsifal Agency; our measurements have consistently shown two important things for two months now: the first is
On the 13th of January 2022, with five votes in favour and two votes against, the Constitutional Court decided to reject Vida Svetek’s constitutional appeal against the judgment of the Supreme Court. Namely, Svetek, who is the daughter of the convicted Viktor Habič, filed a request for protection of legality against the verdict of the