In Ljubljana’s Courthouse, which is just a few streets away from the City Hall, where Ljubljana Mayor Zoran Janković reigns supreme, sits the first among equals, Miodrag Đorđević. The latter is the President of the Supreme Court, one of the most important guardians of the rule of law in our country. Janković is an old …
The unelected Alenka Bratušek, who won just 5.58 percent of the vote in the last parliamentary elections in the Kranj 2 district, but who, despite the fact that the people did not want her, managed to get to the position of Minister of Infrastructure, also got the necessary infrastructure for water on the land of …
Despite all its limitations, the apparatchik mind, which the Minister of Culture Asta Vrečko brings to Slovenian culture with gusto, zeal and true Comintern fervour, also has its own, so to speak, social-activist realisation. Since this is a broader social phenomenon, which the conduct of Minister Asta Vrečko brings into Slovenian life, we will call …
If it was not yet clear to everyone that the European Commission was trying to hide something, it is now more than obvious. Slovenian MEP Milan Zver, who had requested the publication of the full report on the visit of European Commissioner Věra Jourová to the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Slovenia, has again …
Instead of making the creation of European security architecture a priority for every European, which is, of course, a prerequisite for Ukraine to liberate all its territories occupied by Russia, there are still some who are looking for excuses for Russian President Vladimir Putin’s actions, for why he went to war, and blame it all …
On Tuesday, the European Parliament’s Committee on Environment voted down the proposed legislation on nature restoration, which has divided MEPs. It is opposed by the largest EU political group – the European People’s Party (EPP), among others, because of concerns about the impact on agriculture and food security. The Committee rejected the proposal by 44 …
President of the Republic Nataša Pirc Musar, in the manner of Tanja Fajon, pays more respect to non-Christian religions. She often does not mention Christians, does not give them the same degree of respect as others, and does not attend masses for the homeland. A large part of the Slovenian population is thus blatantly and …
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“It is scandalous that a suspect who was waiting for his verdict – which was to come the very next day – was sitting in the company of the President of the Supreme Court because they are both avid fans of football – in addition to many other judges, lawyers from shady law firms, business …
“I took the opportunity to have a brief exchange of views with Commissioner Věra Jourová during the meetings, in particular on Radio-Television Slovenia. As expected, when asked whether she was following the developments regarding RTV, I was told that she was waiting for the Constitutional Court’s decision. Apparently, Jourová “does not know” how one of …
The Commission of Inquiry of the National Assembly, which is investigating possible political influences on the police, has summoned the Prime Minister, the Minister of Justice and the Minister of the Interior, among others, for questioning. The Commission of Inquiry into the possible political responsibility of public office-holders for suspected improper interference in the activities …
Former EU Commissioner Gunther Oettinger has sharply criticised his country. The former state premier said that Germany is sick and urgently needs to find a cure to recover. The politician also criticised his own party, the Christian Democratic Union (CDU). Former EU Commissioner Günther Oettinger has been harshly critical of Germany. Oettinger complained about the lack of innovation and the lack of willingness for reforms compared to …
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New evidence of the fusion between politics and the judiciary: at the recent football match between Slovenia and Denmark, cameras caught the criminally charged Mayor of Ljubljana, Zoran Janković, and the President of the Supreme Court, Miodrag Đorđević, shaking hands in a friendly manner. The very next day, Janković was acquitted in the Stožice case. …
