On May 8th, 2025 – the day when Europe celebrated 80 years since the signing of the Instrument of Surrender of Nazi Germany and the end of the Second World War, Slovenian civil society organisations once again drew attention to the unsettled parts of our national past. In a joint statement, they stressed the duty …
Close political allies Robert Golob and Asta Vrečko will distribute at least 4.1 million euros this year to selected media outlets who are supportive of them. The Ministry of Culture made the figures public almost as soon as the referendum campaign on privileged pensions started. Perhaps this also happened because of the big scandal about …
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“Calling on people to boycott this fundamental constitutional right is vile. What about next time, will they ban the elections or the referendum?” President of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS), Janez Janša, pointed out in a recent episode of the show 24ur Zvečer, saying that the vote in this referendum will …
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MEP Milan Zver has succeeded – Ursula von der Leyen’s letter to Prime Minister Robert Golob, rejecting Tomaž Vesel as a candidate for the post of European Commissioner, has finally been revealed in its entirety. In it, we can read that von der Leyen had, in fact, dictated to Slovenia which candidate to put forward, …
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Today, there is little doubt that a peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine will reflect power politics. Ukraine will have to give up territory in exchange for – as many warn – a fragile peace. We asked international relations expert Dr Igor Kovač to comment on the case. “Perhaps rightly, we are under the impression …
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According to International Monetary Fund (IMF) forecasts, economic growth in Slovenia will be weaker than expected this year. In October, growth was forecast at 2.6 percent, but it is now expected to be only 1.8 percent. The significant deterioration in the outlook can be attributed to developments in the global environment and unfavourable economic policies …
“I would be most pleased if I could praise the government – if I could say that it is delivering what it promised the people less than three years ago, that Prime Minister Robert Golob is not misleading, lying, manipulating, and that the government has not been making empty promises for three years. Unfortunately, I …
The President of the Supreme Court, Miodrag Đorđević, on the show “Politično” (Political) on state television, problematised the “creation of a psychosis against the judiciary” and labelled all warnings against the “crooked judiciary” as “conspiracy theories” and the like, while the facts expose the many systemic problems of the judiciary. The judiciary has apparently sensed …
“At 7.35 this morning, the Bishop of Rome, Francis, returned to the house of the Father,” Cardinal Kevin Joseph Farrell wrote in a statement that was published by the Vatican on its Telegram channel, announcing the Pope’s death. Pope Francis died on Monday, the 21st of April 2025, at the age of 88, the Vatican …
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“Easter is a celebration of the triumph of life over death, a symbol of the triumph of light over darkness, a time when good conquers evil, and a time of infinite hope for man. I wish you a blessed Easter, dear friends, compatriots, brothers and sisters. Hallelujah,” wrote the President of the Slovenian Democratic Party …
On Friday, the Celje Court acquitted Janez Janša, Branko Kastelic and Klemen Gantar in the Trenta case. As this is a first instance court ruling, it is not yet final. A rally against the abuse of the judiciary was held in front of the court. Janez Janša and Branko Kastelic were facing a two-year prison …
Janša After His Acquittal In The Trenta Case: Today, Our Fight Is Only Beginning Read More »
On Friday, the leader of the opposition, Janez Janša, was acquitted at the first instance court in the Trenta case. The deep state assessed that his “crucifixion” on Good Friday would do more harm than good because it would mobilise voters. University Professor Turk likened the situation to a patient being tortured by doctors for …
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