Luka Svetina, a journalist with the Domovina magazine (Homeland), was recently visited at his home by police officers – because he was reporting on the
On Tuesday, the Ukrainian President’s spouse, Olena Zelenska, visited the University of Ljubljana (UL), where she learned about the University’s activities to help students and
The National Assembly’s Commission of Inquiry for determining the potential political responsibility of holders of public office with regard to the alleged inadmissible political interference
Janez Janša, the President of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS), has made his prediction come true. To cover the legal costs
“Panic has now set in, and what the government is doing now is putting out the fire after it had already started blazing, even though
In recent days, the circulation of inappropriate photos of several judges with their home addresses and calls to violence has been causing quite a stir in
Less than a month ago, the Freedom Movement party (Gibanje Svoboda) assured people that they did not have to worry about the new system of
“Russia is not our enemy” was one of the slogans that could be spotted at the recent rally in Ljubljana. The other was: “Slovenia against Russophobia.” Both are
During the previous government’s term, we could often hear the opposition and even the trade unions complaining and fearmongering that we would lose between 700
Between the 11th and the 14th of November, the Parsifal agency conducted a public opinion poll for Nova24TV, measuring support for political parties and the
We asked Tone Kajzer, former Ambassador to the USA and Denmark, about what the election of Donald Trump means for the future of transatlantic relations.
On Wednesday night, history was made. With the election of Donald Trump, the United States of America not only got a new Republican President, but
