“If the law is approved by the Constitutional Court, LGBTQ education will officially enter our schools, with messages of gender reassignment and gender selection, which is a serious trauma of lots of people in many countries. Because adolescents are being severely abused, because girls are simply given hormone therapy and have their breasts cut off, …
In recent years, unfriendly rhetoric towards the Catholic Church and Christianity, in general, has become one of the central themes of the Slovenian left-wing establishment. Things that some people used to dare say only sitting at the bar, because they carried a certain stigma of intolerance, are now frequently heard in the National Assembly and …
For all the concern that the government of Robert Golob expresses about the terrible situation in the property market, it actually does surprisingly little about it. On the contrary, it is actively making the market situation worse. The new Income Tax Act, adopted by the government last week, will actually increase rents by increasing the …
In recent days, a good part of the public was upset by the news that students of the Secondary School of Forestry and Woodworking Postojna listened to a lecture given by transwoman Lia Bordon about transgenderism and her “journey” through the transition from Janez to Lia. The very fact that some schools are already following …
There is no end in sight for the hypocrisy of the left – it is their modus operandi. For the last two years, Slovenia has been hearing about the “Orbanisation” and the left’s incitement of the people against it, while not a single good word was said about the Hungarian Prime Minister. Of course, everything …
The Chamber of Commerce and Industry is well known for the fact that it very rarely speaks up when left-wing politics traditionally hit the economy over the head with a bat. This tradition goes back to the time when the Chamber was still run by a silent cadre of the left-wing Liberal Democracy of Slovenia …
The Slovenian press reports regarding PM Orban’s planned visit have been confirmed by his press chief. Hungary’s prime minister will attend a celebration of the completion of the Cirkovce-Pince overhead electrical line on 2 December in Slovenia, upon the invitation of his Slovenian counterpart, Robert Golob. The Slovenian press reports regarding the news were confirmed …
The wrangling, which has been dragging on for a year and a half now, ended today. The European Commission approved Hungary’s post-pandemic recovery plan, the EC’s Justice Commissioner told a press briefing. The decision will unblock 5.8 billion euros in non-refundable grants for the V4 state. After a year and a half, the European Commission …
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The government side and the representative trade unions of doctors and dentists did not reach an agreement today, said the head of the Fides negotiating group, Gregor Zemljič, after the negotiation session. As he added, the negotiations are now closed. The management of the trade union will decide on further activities shortly. Zemljič did not …
If we had followed only the dominant media, we would have gotten the impression that the meeting of the National Security Council happened without any big surprises and that Slovenia has a united view on the developments in Ukraine. This is what Prime Minister Robert Golob said, and this is what the regime media then …
During the recent visit of the Minister of Defence, Marjan Šarec, to Kyiv, the Ukrainian Minister of Defence, Oleksii Reznikov, did not attend the official photo op with him. The reason for this is said to be the recent vote by the Slovenian left-wing MEPs in the European Parliament, as they did not support the …
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The Ministry of Culture’s annual media tender has in the past been an unofficial funding source for the leftists, where their ideological friends in the government handed out financial support to keep them “working hard” throughout the year. When Simoniti was in charge of the Ministry and wanted to regulate this area – including so …
