“When Forum21 was created in Slovenia in 2004, some of us wondered where the name came from. The founders of the Forum were probably inspired by the Sao Paulo Forum, as the debates held by Forum 21 were very similar to those held in Latin America,” said former Prime Minister Janez Janša at a presentation
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“Her excess reaction – including her interview with Uroš Slak – remind me of some of my patients or clients who come to me for a second opinion or consultations after they are diagnosed by a psychiatrist with some undefined personality disorder or perhaps even bipolar disorder,” Roman Vodeb, an expert in psychoanalysis commented on
As we have seen in recent days, corporations in Slovenia are increasingly afraid to wish their customers a merry Christmas, as the loudest voices of the “civil society” and politicians have convinced them that Slovenians are militant atheists who hate any mention of Christian symbolism even more than the fighters of the Islamic State. De-Christianisation
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As we mark the transition from Autumn to Winter on our calendars, we know that we are well into the Christmas season. And anyway, you would not need to look at the calendar to know that. The decorations in our villages and towns, the Christmas markets, the smell of mulled wine, the concerts, and the
In the spring, shortly after the elections to the National Assembly, the Prime Minister announced a new era in Slovenian politics. With him would come the “era without godfathers from the background,” to paraphrase the headline of one of the main transitional media outlets. The headline, of course, lacked an explanation – the godfathers will
We cannot claim that the current government did not warn us in advance that it would cut everyone’s salaries. In the pre-election debates, Golob already clearly announced that he would destroy Janša’s amendment to the Income Tax Act, which promised to significantly lower the labour tax burden for all employees, from the poorest to the
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The basic political platform of the Freedom Movement party (Gibanje Svoboda) is “freedom from the anti-covid measures.” The essence of the convincing victory, apart from the demonisation of Janša and the ferocious polarisation, was to make people feel that they were being wronged during the epidemic – not allowed to go for a coffee, not
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The 26th of December marks an event that is considered to be a landmark and unique in the history of the Slovenian nation because we wrote our own judgment at that time. On the 26th of December 1990, the result of the plebiscite on independence was announced, in which Slovenians voted FOR a free and
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The narcissistic outburst of the Speaker of the National Assembly at Friday’s celebration of Independence and Unity Day, which is apparently becoming a tradition for her, almost made us forget about the most important speech of the evening. The nation was addressed by Prime Minister Robert Golob, and his unusual remarks about the successful performance
While Robert Golob’s government is engaged in reorganisation, which also includes the establishment of a strategic council for nutrition under the Prime Minister, it is forgetting to take care of people’s public health. Infections with covid-19 continue to rage, and judging by government communication, it seems as if covid-19 has disappeared. But infections are increasing
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Today, the District Court in Kranj heard a claim for damages in which the President of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS) and former Prime Minister Janez Janša is seeking 900,000 euros in damages from the former prosecutors and judges who tried the Patria case. The Court will first decide on the
On the 23rd of December 1990, the Slovenian people decided on the possible separation from the former common state of Yugoslavia and the forming of our own independent Slovenia. At the plebiscite, when asked, “Should the Republic of Slovenia become an independent and sovereign state?” 95 percent of the electorate, or 88.5 percent of all