What is the state of immigration like in Slovenia? Illegal migration is becoming part of everyday life at our borders. While migration numbers have been
A Maribor court has awarded the sued judges and the prosecutor in the Patria case the hefty court costs that will have to be repaid
Across the Atlantic, the counting of the votes in the presidential election is accelerating. Even before the polls opened, it was predicted that the race between
Since the Islamic hijab is considered a symbol of patriarchal society in feminist circles, one would expect proud feminists to refuse to wear the headscarf
“If I were to judge the case, I would seriously assess whether the defendants participated in the decision-making as part of the legal powers of
Immediately after coming to power, the government of Robert Golob started to draw up so-called “kill lists,” which included the names of civil servants who
The censorship at the national media outlet Radio-Television Slovenia (RTVS), where Polona Fijavž, editor-in-chief of the news programme at Television Slovenija, arbitrarily cancelled the interview
The Ministry of the Environment, Climate and Energy keeps giving the impression that it does not want the construction of the second reactor of the
Foreign media coverage of the controversial European Commissioner-designate from Slovenia, Marta Kos, continues unabated. In an article entitled “When Gender-Quotas Backfire” (available here: https://europeunfiltered.com/gender-quota-european-commission-von-der-leyen-marta-kos/), the
The regular elections to the National Assembly should be held in spring 2026, but it seems that the centres of power are already preparing for
From now on, the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS) will boycott the meetings of the Speaker of the National Assembly. If she does
The average gross wage in August was 2,353.76 euros, down 1.1 percent in nominal terms compared to July and down 0.9 percent in real terms. On
