A creative way of justifying government failures is by blaming other government failures. Because of the delay in adopting the pension reform, Slovenia is not
The judiciary likes to present itself as independent and free from any outside interests – regardless of trials that had elements of political prosecution, or
The renovation of the Jesenice railway station was only the most publicly exposed of the Ministry of Infrastructure’s public financial excesses. There is also the
Two more hearings in the Trenta case are scheduled to happen before the end of the year. In this week’s episode of the show “Hour
After the ruling Freedom Movement party (Gibanje Svoboda) had said as recently as in October that people need not worry about the new network charging
“We have lunatics in power who cannot be stopped – except by taking to the streets. Down with the Freedom Movement (Gibanje Svoboda)!” urged influencer
Rumours about the political future of the Minister of Cohesion and Regional Development, Aleksander Jevšek, have once again started circulating in the media. As we
This week has brought a new milestone in Slovenian parliamentarianism. At a meeting of the Committee on Justice of the National Assembly, coalition MPs voted
Thursday’s extraordinary session of the Committee on Justice of the National Assembly will undoubtedly remain in many people’s memories for a long time to come.
Thursday’s meeting of the Committee on Justice of the National Assembly focused on Slovenia’s “miscarriage of justice”. MPs of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska
For quite some time now, Prime Minister Robert Golob has been flirting with the fine line that separates crime from politics. Just remember how he
In the latest issue of the Demokracija magazine (“Democracy”), we took a closer look at the recent promotional “coffee meet-up” of Ljubljana Mayor Zoran Janković,
