“It has to be in the investor’s interest to come and say… look, Danijel, you fuck, do the project… here you have 50 grand upfront, and once it’s carried out, you get 100 grand. Then tell me what you need. And when the project is finished, when I sell it, you get a million. I …
Gen-I’s operations have been controversial for years; there are whispers that the state-owned energy giant is involved in both the abuse of its monopoly position and taxpayers’ money. Behind the complex ownership structure, where various owners and shares of GEN-I intertwine, lies a fundamental legal question: who actually controls the company – and, more importantly, …
A former Ukrainian prosecutor from the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office has publicly attacked European Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos and called on her to first remember the so-called “integrity” of her brother Drago Kos before lecturing Ukraine about the fight against corruption. There are allegedly even recordings of his trading and deal-making, a Ukrainian media report …
In an interview with our media outlet, the former director of SOVA and president of the defence committee at the SDS expert council, Janez Stušek, sharply criticised the press conference at which Nika Kovač, Filip Dobranić, Borut Mekina and the Israeli Achyia Schatz presented alleged evidence that Israeli intelligence services had recorded Slovenian citizens and …
In the light of wiretaps and leaked video recordings that reveal corruption, clientelism and the untouchability of left-wing political elites, an inevitable parallel presents itself from neighbouring Austria – the Ibiza affair. Not merely as a scandal, but as a mirror of political culture and institutional response that can be compared with Slovenia. Austrian media, …
There is hardly a single metric by which Slovenia has not regressed under Robert Golob’s government. From the absorption of cohesion funds, economic growth and industrial production to exports — Slovenia has gone from a success story to Europe’s problem patient. The days of Janez Janša, when we were at the top, are now only …
New OECD Data: Real Wage Growth Below Average, Slovenians Getting Poorer Every Day Read More »
The public is highly critical of the severe fuel shortage at gas stations across the country. Many farmers in Slovenia are also unable to carry out their spring tasks due to the lack of fuel. Pumps are steadily running dry, fuel is disappearing, reminding many people of the “golden” 1980s and Tito’s Yugoslavia — of …
Gas stations increasingly empty, farmers left without fuel amid spring fieldwork Read More »
An Irish teacher who refused to address a student with female pronouns will have to spend Christmas in prison. He has already spent more than 500 days in jail. Enoch Burke has been detained in Mountjoy Prison since late November for breaching a court order prohibiting him from entering the premises of Wilson’s Hospital School …
Slovenian European Parliament member Zala Tomašič has been elected vice-president of the women’s wing of the European People’s Party – the largest European political party. The EPP Women Congress (European People’s Party – Women) was held this December 2025 in Brussels, specifically on 5 and 6 December. This is the annual gathering of the women’s …
European MEP Zala Tomašič Elected Vice-President of Important Organisation Read More »
The State Election Commission (DVK) at today’s session adopted the minutes on determining the outcome of the voting in the legislative referendum on the Act on Assistance in Voluntary End of Life (ZPPKŽ), which was held on November 23, 2025. In addition, the DVK adopted a decision to reject the objection from Srebrna Nit, the …
Solidarity in the EURobert Golob’s government has announced that it will contribute its “fair share” to the EU solidarity mechanism aimed at alleviating the burdens of EU member states related to illegal migrations. The form in which the “fair share” will be paid depends on each country. It can be in the form of a …
Golob’s Government Betrays Citizens: We Will Have to Pay for “Migration” Read More »
The left-wing activist Katarina Bervar Sternad could soon find herself at the head of the Commission for the Prevention of Corruption, reports Info360. The President of the Republic first tried to appoint her as the Ombudsman for Human Rights, but it did not succeed, as Bervar Sternad failed to gather enough votes in the National …
Instead of waiting until the elections, the left is staffing with failed candidates Read More »
