“This is a fiasco by Golob’s government and Golob’s coalition,” said MP Zvonko Černač of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS), regarding the saga of the long-term care, which, despite people having to pay the mandatory contribution, has not yet been implemented. He also believes that the government should publicly apologise to …
On the 23rd of August, the European Day of Remembrance for Victims of Totalitarian and Authoritarian Regimes, 814 victims of mass killings that happened during and after World War II, exhumed from Jazovka, were buried in Croatia. Jazovka is a forest cave located near the village of Sošice on the Žumberak side of the mountain …
“This is a continuation of activist politics that does not contribute to resolving the situation in the Middle East, as Slovenia is taking a one-sided stance in favour of the Palestinians,” said Tone Kajzer, an expert on international relations and former Slovenian ambassador to Washington, commenting on the visit of Palestinian Foreign Minister Varsen Aghabekian …
“They starved me to the extreme. I lost 27 kilograms in captivity. They tortured us in various ways. They beat us physically and played psychological games, lying about our families. They often turned off the lights in the tunnel, and without any outside light, it was so dark that we couldn’t see our own hands …
One of the most remarkable phenomena in Slovenian politics is that new governments, regardless of how disastrously they govern, maintain stable (albeit low) support. At least that is what Slovenian public opinion pollsters would have us believe. But what is the real sentiment of Slovenian voters? Perhaps we will only understand it when we examine …
The awful behaviour of some Roma people in the Dolenjska region isn’t letting up. On Tuesday night, folks in the town of Šentjernej got spooked by a bunch of shots from automatic weapons coming from the nearby Roma settlement of Mihovica. There was also shooting in one of the Roma settlements in Novo Mesto. The …
A few days ago, Slovenian mainstream media outlets practically crucified Štrancar, an entrepreneur from Ajdovščina, for comparing Prime Minister Golob to Mussolini. However, Golob’s partner wrote a similar post some time ago, only hers was even more grotesque. Last week, Štrancar wrote on X: “An anti-Slovenian who legalised the theft of taxpayers’ money and turned …
Prime Minister’s Partner, Like The “Witch Of Buchenwald,” Wanted To Skin Her Critics Read More »
“These are historical facts that must be remembered. There are dead people who must be buried. And there are criminals who must be convicted. And that is how it will always be. They cannot change this, so we sympathise with them and wait for better times, which will undoubtedly come. All the angry outbursts against …
Prime Minister Robert Golob must resign. This is the opinion of the opposition – and not only because of the alleged findings of the Commission for the Prevention of Corruption (KPK). And Golob himself would have advised this during the election campaign. Today, however, he is – unsurprisingly – silent, as is the entire coalition. …
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Hamas has an extraordinary propaganda machine, operating with the intention of convincing the Western public about the hunger and suffering in Gaza. Sometimes, however, they slip up and reveal the misery of this despicable act. This time, they forgot to erase the smiles of the children in the background of a video. We recently reported …
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In a public address on the 10th of August, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu emphasised that Israel’s goal is not to occupy Gaza, but to liberate it from the terrorist organisation Hamas. On Sunday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gave a nearly 40-minute public address, in which he began by emphasising that he wanted to expose …
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Alarming news is coming from the Slovenian industry, while Prime Minister Robert Golob is relaxing on Greek beaches. Industrial production is down by as much as 4.3 percent this year. We can expect an even more dramatic deterioration by the end of the year. Someone who holds a key government position should limit their vacation …
