The Gen-I energy company’s Balkan dealings, specifically the transfers from Gen-I’s Serbian subsidiary to the companies of Kosovo’s Ambassador to Croatia, Martin Berishaj, have long been a source of concern. But although Gen-I claimed that it did not have access to the subsidiary’s data that could shed light on the situation, this has now been …
Prime Minister Robert Golob announced some great news on Tuesday! He cheerfully announced that the supercomputer, which will be built in Maribor, has won a 50-million-euro grant from the European Union. To this, Slovenia will add an additional 50 million euros of taxpayers’ money, which will enable us to build one of the most powerful …
The left has announced a new big breakthrough. This time, they have set themselves the target of building 20,000 homes over the next ten years, i.e. 2,000 homes a year, starting this year. Prime Minister Golob’s announcement was quickly refuted by the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS), which pointed out that he …
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“I am certain that this political or “(un)cultural” ploy is unfair to working people or to taxpayers, and it is also unfair to the right-wing political opposition. It seems to me that the time is ripe to put an end to this, even if it happens through a referendum,” stressed Roman Vodeb, MSc, a psychoanalyst. …
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As we have previously already reported, artist Maja Smrekar, with the help of the Čeferin family law firm, is demanding 50,000 euros in damages from the opposition Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS) for the use of a video of her breastfeeding a dog. The Čeferin law firm is demanding high damages and …
While the Golob government fantasises about “climate solutions” for defence, and while Slovenia is increasingly criticised by the USA for its underfunded defence budget, there is much more appetite for serious investment in this area in countries directly exposed to the Russian threat. One such country is Estonia, where the Russian threat is also seen …
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The government has approved a bill restricting the commercial letting of real estate. As we have reported in the past, this is a direct attack on property owners who rent out their properties on the AirBnB platform. The bill was presented at a press conference by the State Secretary at the Ministry of the Economy, …
Although we were promised dancing, apparently, the municipalities are not dancing at all. The new legislation makes it more difficult to adopt municipal spatial plans, which plan spatial developments of local importance and determine the intended use of space and the spatial implementation conditions for the placement of planned interventions in space. The sense of …
The pro-government propaganda related to the collection of signatures against the cultural elite bonus for the so-called outstanding artistic achievements was broadcast on the biggest commercial television station on Sunday. In light of the statements made by the interlocutors in the article, one could easily get the impression that the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska …
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The Government Office for the Support and Integration of Migrants has recently published several notices or public procurement contracts, including for meals at the Asylum and Accommodation Centre in Logatec. All in accordance with the Green Public Procurement Regulation. No joke! And we are talking about up to 450 or more meals a day. The …
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At Monday’s hearing in the Trenta case at the Celje court, it became clear that the trial will continue at least until April, as three witnesses have still not responded to the summons to be heard. They are still trying to re-interview Branka Remškar, the former bankruptcy trustee of the Imos company, who already testified …
“Bosnia and Herzegovina is a powder keg and always has been. The times are such that Moscow is probably happy that another problem has arisen,” believes Pogačnik, an international lawyer. “At this moment, the most worrying scenario is that Vučić could also resort to radical approaches to bring public attention away from events in Serbia. …
