We spoke with Dr Milan Zver, MEP, political scientist and one of the most recognisable representatives of the Slovenian Democratic Party, about what is happening
The first analyses after the votes have been counted clearly indicate the severe electoral defeat of the ruling coalition. Political analysis professor Dr Matevž Tomšič
Nataša Pirc Musar’s main godfather, former Communist Party leader Milan Kučan, came to her election headquarters before the election results were announced. Many analysts share
Movraž is a picturesque and peaceful village on the edge of Slovenian territory, near the city of Koper. But for the past month, it has
Bad interpretation of events leads to bad strategy. Illegal migration is a textbook example of this old wisdom. It will not be bad, they are
In November 2016, as a member of the National Assembly, I published an article entitled “Judge Karakaš is a victim of the arrogance of the judiciary” on
“The people of Ljubljana say that all politicians steal, but Mayor Janković also does something. After four terms, we see what he can do and
Milan Brglez is a far leftist who, ideologically speaking, would fit best into the Left party (Levica), so the news of his – by Slovenian
In addition to the now-disgraced head of the Fotopub gallery, there is another prominent Fotopub artist on the Slovenian art scene – Olja Grbuić, who
The two left-wing “spitzenkandidates” are apparently so nervous next to the calm and cohesive Anže Logar that they have started going after each other. Nataša
Last week, we spoke with Dr Janez Šušteršič, former finance minister in the Slovenian government and a good expert on the situation both in Slovenia
“When I say that judge Pogačnik is a criminal, I am referring to all of this evidence,” former judge Zvjezdan Radonjić stressed in court. He