The EU embargo on Russian crude oil arriving by sea came into effect. This means that from now on, Serbia is also unable to buy Russian crude oil through the JANAF pipeline. However, raw materials from elsewhere can come from the Croatian port, of course at a higher price. According to Serbia’s prime minister, this …
“Today’s news was all about Hungary vetoing financial assistance to Ukraine. This is fake news,” Hungarian PM Viktor Orban posted on Twitter. Hungary is ready to give financial assistance to Ukraine, on a bilateral basis, the premier stressed. “No veto, no blackmailing,” he emphasized, adding that “we do want to convince the member states of …
Prime Minister Robert Golob and Minister of the interior Tatjana Bobnar remain on separate sides of the barricades after the recent talks on allegations of political interference in the police. But the event has clearly also shaken up the coalition. The Social Democrats party (Socialni demokrati – SD) has surprisingly come to Bobnar’s defence, as …
Half a year of doom. A country renowned for its energy independence has apparently become, in the six months of socialist rule, a country where the state energy mastodons need to be recapitalised – in the total amount of almost half a billion euros. In October, a personal friend of Prime Minister Robert Golob, who …
On the 29th of July 2022, the Government of the Republic of Slovenia adopted a regulation on the protection of the Prime Minister of the Republic of Slovenia. Nothing unusual, you might say. But in fact, this is a very important act, which has never been adopted on this scale in the history of Slovenia. …
Despite the fact that the amendment to the Radio-Television Slovenia Act will enter into force this month, following the referendum and the arbitrary decision of the State Election Commission (thus providing the current government with the legal possibility of replacing the entire management team of the national media outlet, Radio-Television Slovenia), signatures of RTV programme …
This year’s merry December will be a little less merry than the previous ones, thanks to the brutal price hikes we are witnessing. In the third quarter of this year, natural gas and electricity prices for household consumers have risen. Compared to the previous quarter, the average price of electricity rose by 31 percent, and …
Brutal Increases In The Prices Of Electricity And Gas Make This December Much Less Merry Read More »
“It is a well-known fact that Borut Meško was let go as a result of bullying, while he was on sick leave due to a serious illness. He later died,” the President of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS), Janez Janša, who is being sued for defamation by the former Director of …
MP of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS), Eva Irgl, asked the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Tanja Fajon, whether she agrees with the resolution on the classification of the Russian Federation among the states who sponsor terrorism; whether Slovenia would also declare Russia a terrorist state; and how she assessed the vote …
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has published data on the movement of gross domestic product (GDP) in member states, namely a comparison between the 3rd and 2nd quarters of 2022. The review shows that Slovenia ranks second to last among the 29 OECD members. It was only worse in Latvia. In the second quarter …
Bad economic results for Slovenia: Slovenia is second worst in terms of economic growth! Read More »
“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 …
