Reporters Without Borders (a far-left association of international journalists) reports that Slovenia is ranked 50th on the World Press Freedom Index. Meanwhile, the Baltic countries (once part of the Soviet Union) rank very high, just behind the developed European democracies. What is wrong with the Slovenian media landscape, and what can we learn from the …
Why Is Slovenia Still So Low On The Press Freedom Index? Read More »
On Tuesday, the 3rd of May, the fourth nationwide pensioners’ rally was held in Ljubljana, where those gathered demanded that the President of the Republic replace her adviser on pensioners’ issues, Biserka Meden Marolt, and demanded that the government ensures higher pensions. In his address, Mr Rupar stressed that the protests would continue and that …
The government has adopted a bill that provides for pardons of offences committed during the severe Covid-19 epidemiological situation, with reimbursement of fines that have already been paid. The Minister of Justice, Dominika Švarc Pipan, and the Golob government are convinced that there was no adequate legal basis for the issuing of fines. The government …
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Members of the government’s Medical Ethics Committee unanimously oppose the proposal for a law on voluntary assisted dying, drafted by the Silver Thread Association for Ageing with Dignity (Društvo Srebrna nit). Members of the Committee believe that the bill brings with it a high ethical risk, according to an explanation of their position, sent to …
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The left-wing activists, gathered in the self-proclaimed Legal Network for the Protection of Democracy (Pravna mreža za varstvo demokracije), have filed a criminal complaint against Nova24tv.si, the weekly Demokracija, and several other media outlets. And money is not a problem for them, since the top four NGO budget spenders received 3.5 million euros from the …
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Robert Golob set up a kindergarten in order to provide child care for his children with money from the state-owned company, but after Istrabenz stopped financing the kindergarten, it could not operate anymore, and all the kindergarten’s equipment was donated to the private company of Golob’s wife, Jana Nemec Golob. Last year, the media outlet …
“Milović, about whom the former Slovenian police chief Lindav revealed that he sat in on all of the meetings about the protection of Prime Minister Golob, even though he was not authorised to do so, is, therefore, a long-time mercenary of Golob. The Prime Minister’s explanations that Milović was giving free advice were, therefore, a …
Golob’s Security Guard Milović Had As Many As Seven Contracts With Gen-I! Read More »
On the 24th of April, a Moroccan national was killed in a shoot-out with the Italian police and the Carabinieri, in Fara Vicentino, in the Vicenza province. According to a police reconstruction of the incident, the man stole a pistol from a Carabiniere and then fired, wounding a police officer. It all happened on the …
They say that the right, or more specifically Janez Janša, has hijacked the national media outlet Radio-Television Slovenia (RTV). However, given that Thursday’s central daily news show censored the contribution of the journalist and historian Jože Možina, who is considered to be a particular thorn in the side of the left, because he is among …
The National Media Outlet RTV Censored Možina’s Piece Read More »
Since the notice could not be served to the offender at their address at Glinškova ploščad 9, the Court of Audit informed the 8th of March Institute (Inštitut 8. marec) of the offence of financing a referendum campaign from unauthorised sources by publishing a public notice on its website about a week ago. The parcel …
The 8th Of March Institute Has Disappeared After A Heavy Fine For Breaking The Law! Read More »
The publishing house “Nova Obzorja” (“New Horizons”) has filed a motion for an inspection of the work of Mojca Šetinc Pašek and Lenart Žavbi with the Information Commissioner, and a criminal charge with the Ljubljana District Court, on suspicion of attempted misuse of personal data and the suspicion of the criminal offence of treason and …
Two Members Of The Investigative Commission Have Been Criminally Charged! Read More »
“Without a farmer, there is no food!”; “Against restrictions on our own land”; “Let the beasts roam your backyards, not our pastures”; “Have you eaten today? Thank us”; “We will not be servants on our own land”; read just some of the banners seen at one of the biggest protests in the history of our …
Farmers, Christians And Entrepreneurs Are Still The Class Enemies Read More »
