Throughout the two years of the Janša government, European Commissioner for Values and Transparency and Vice-President of the European Commission, Vera Jourová, was known as
On the 1st of March, a large crowd of pensioners from all over Slovenia gathered in Ljubljana’s Republic Square, already before 3 p.m., to demand
Workers at the Magna pain shop in Hoče were shocked by the news that production will stop next week. The President of the Confederation of
Serbia is strengthening the control of its borders to prevent illegal migrants from entering the country. The interior minister has discussed the subject with his
The former Polish prime minister and Eurocrat wants to return to power in Poland. Almost half of Poles, however, think life would be worse under
Habemus papam, or in English We have a pope, is the beginning of the Latin liturgical text used to announce the new pope. At Litostrojska Street
On the 26th of February 1992, Slovenia erased 25,671 people who held citizenship of the republics of the former Yugoslavia from the Register of Permanent
“Today, we are here to protest against Janković’s violence against peaceful taxpayers, for doctors and for clean drinking water. All this is under threat, and
The government is looking for suppliers for 170 thousand hotel soaps, 200 thousand units of shampoo, 900 condoms, 15 thousand units of toothpaste, 60 thousand
People are more frugal with their own money than that of other people. This is a maxim that applies everywhere in the world, regardless of
The government has intervened in excise duties again recently, in the face of lower prices in the oil market. The government increased the excise duty
As we know, the left-wing governments have traditionally been extremely bad at absorbing funds from the European Union. Whether this is a case of operational
