“This week shows once again that Slovenia is in a state of emergency when it comes to its coalition. Extraordinary sessions are being called for one day in advance, and laws are being passed under emergency procedures. It is as if Slovenia is in a state of emergency,” the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka …
“With such writing and writers, the Delo newspaper is becoming a growing national disgrace,” Janša reacted to a scandalous piece by the Delo journalist Mojca Pišek, who said that instead of an independence museum, she would rather have “one attractive museum of Yugoslavia.” Miss Pišek, we already have one of those, it’s an open-air museum, …
Delo’s Columnist Mojca Pišek Would Like To Have “An Attractive Museum Of Yugoslavia” Read More »
“Odlazek, Petrič and Petan, through their journalists and media outlets, are pressuring the Golob government to provide them with more taxpayers’ money to finance their failing business models under the guise of helping the “credible printed media,” which they themselves have financially depleted over the past years,” warned journalist Bojan Požar. The crisis of printed …
The Media Tycoons Are Billing Golob – And It Is The Taxpayers Who Will Have To Pay Read More »
The Balkans have been shaken by a financial affair involving our Prime Minister Robert Golob and the Kosovo Ambassador to Croatia, Martin Berishaj. Berishaj has recently been the main subject of Kosovo’s headlines, because everyone is surprised that he remains Ambassador despite all the evidence against him. The Kosovo media have hinted that Berishaj still …
Ljubljana Mayor Zoran Janković has had his perfect five minutes. What he failed to do in 2012 – namely, form a team and lead the government as the mandate holder – he has managed to do now. Back then, he did not know how to count to 46 and failed with his Positive Slovenia party …
Zoran Janković, The Real Boss Of The Golob Government Read More »
The Slovene Intelligence and Security Agency (Slovenska obveščevalno-varnostna služba – SOVA) has allegedly arrested two Russian spies, and the National Bureau of Investigation (Nacionalna preiskovalna agencija – NPU) is also said to be involved in the prosecution, according to the Slovenian Press Agency (Slovenska tiskovna agencija – STA). The two foreign nationals were accused of …
We have still not gotten an explanation as to why the Gen-I energy company, while being run by the current Prime Minister Robert Golob, financed the company SEE M. & C., which was founded and, for a long time, also run by Vesna Vuković, and liquidated just a few weeks ago by Primož Cirman. Namely, …
At last week’s meeting, the government approved the text of the contract on the public service of the Slovenian Press Agency (STA) for this year. Compared to last year, the value of the contract is higher for 243,600 euros or more than ten percent. To sign and implement the contract, the government authorised acting director …
On Tuesday, pensioners will receive their pensions. But beware, they will be extremely low. This is driving some people to despair. That is why the first pensioners’ protest will be held in Ljubljana on Wednesday. Ahead of the January pension payments, which will be made on the last day of January, the Pension and Disability …
The January Pensions Will Be Lower; Pensioners Will Protest On Wednesday! Read More »
Changing things up to appear more glamorous than they are, concealment, deceit, and highly biased reporting. These are all the things that the mainstream media has done for Robert Golob. For some, it has paid off more, for others, less. And if he has not managed to thank them for it yet, he did just …
Golob To The Obedient Journalists: You Would Fit Right In To My Political Party Read More »
“An inappropriate length of the garment can seriously spoil a woman’s appearance. It used to be that a skirt or dress had to cover the knees, but nowadays, in the business world, the appropriate length is between about two centimetres above the knee to the middle of the shin,” Ksenija Benedetti, former Head of Protocol …
The Speaker Of The National Assembly Broke The Protocol On Proper Attire Once Again Read More »
A harsh open letter against the government’s behaviour has been signed by 79 intellectuals. They had decided to send the letter because the government continued its series of political purges of personnel from companies and the media with the recent early dismissal of the current director of the Museum of Contemporary History, Jože Dežman, and …
