In the shadow of the holidays, the government approved a draft amendment to the Media Law. The Minister of Culture Asta Vrečko says it is one of the most progressive laws in Europe, but there is a growing public opinion that the law could be a potential tool for the authorities to silence their political …
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“I really don’t see how I would benefit from lower taxes, except that I would have more money in my bank account to spend on perhaps even more stupid things,” is a past statement by Prime Minister Robert Golob, which many people find difficult to understand. Especially nowadays, when, in addition to the costly energy …
Christmas Eve and Christmas night are events that are still relevant today, and not just a description of a significant event from the past when God came to man. Many young couples experience Christmas all year round, because it is very difficult for them to get the home they need, the apartment they need. Although …
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We spoke to Dr Miro Haček about three topical issues in domestic politics – the proposed amendment to the media law, the Prime Minister’s “ideas” on property taxation, and the incompetence and influence of criminal structures in the police. Our interviewee, Dr Miro Haček, a political scientist and professor at the Faculty of Social Sciences …
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On Monday, a protest for the protection of drinking water, or against the construction of the C0 sewerage channel (the so-called “shit pipeline”), took place in front of the Ljubljana Administrative Unit. Namely, on Monday, a hearing was held there on the issue of a building permit for the C0 sewerage channel. The organisers of …
On the last day of the year, the ruling coalition adopted a media bill away from the public eye, which has already attracted much criticism for its repressive nature. And if you think the media law does not concern you, you should read the rest of this article, because everyone who posts on social networks …
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“Thank you for caring about the free media space, which is the cornerstone of democracy,” Zala Klopčič wrote at the launch of a petition against the new media law, adopted by the government on the 31st of December 2024. This law threatens to severely restrict freedom of speech and media independence, and to lead to …
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Member of the European Parliament from the ranks of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS), Branko Grims, was recently interviewed by The European Conservative, and in the interview, he presented his views on the functioning of Brussels, the rule of law, etc. He specifically pointed out that the European Union will only …
Just before the Christmas and New Year holidays, the Golob government announced something it does really well: it announced a new tax. This time, on residential property. The starting points for a tax on residential property have been prepared and will be open to public discussion by the end of January. While the government is …
The New Property Tax Has Caused An Uproar In Slovenia – “It Is Completely Misguided!” Read More »
Wikipedia’s financial report reveals that criticism of the online encyclopaedia’s political bias was justified. In a budget of 177 million dollars, as much as 50 million dollars were earmarked for the implementation of the “DEI” (Diversity, Equity and Inclusion) agenda attributed to the political left. The revelation sparked a wave of outrage, including from Elon …
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The Slovenian public is currently following two active cases of suspected corruption in the healthcare sector. An investigation into alleged overpayments for the servicing of medical equipment is ongoing at the Ljubljana University Medical Centre. Additionally, in the case of this year’s tenders for the purchase of Type C ambulances, it is suspected that the …
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Taxing “surplus” housing at 1.45 percent, which is the intention of those in power as they enter their last year in office, is progress. So far, they have already increased payroll taxation by abolishing income tax allowances and the more favourable scales of the previous government, they have enacted a contribution for the elderly that …
