MEP Dr Milan Zver and MEP Romana Tomc addressed a warning to Sophie in ‘t Veld, head of the delegation of the European Parliament’s Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice, and Home Affairs for fact-finding in Slovenia, in connection with a letter addressed to the mayors of all Slovenian municipalities sent by the Slovenian Parliamentary Commission …
Support for Robert Golob’s party – the Freedom Movement (Gibanje Svoboda) – has dropped sharply in the latest Parsifal public opinion poll, especially compared to the previous months. If the elections were held this Sunday, only 24.8 percent of respondents would still vote for the party in question. The Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka …
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The Parsifal Agency’s recent public opinion poll shows a drop in support for presidential candidate Nataša Pirc Musar by just under 7 percentage points (to 19.9 percent), while respondents favour Anže Logar, who is convincingly in the lead with 21.7 percent support. Milan Brglez is in third place with 10.7 percent support. Logar would beat …
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“The facts are that we, citizens of Slovenia, must demand our rights through protests,” was the message of a pensioner who does not see any other way out of the current situation. “What Golob and the Freedom Movement party (Gibanje svoboda) are doing is a crime, not just ignorance.” Retirees have had enough of being …
Milan Brglez is a far leftist who, ideologically speaking, would fit best into the Left party (Levica), so the news of his – by Slovenian standards – fabulous salary is extremely unpleasant for such a convinced egalitarian. After the recent verbal duel between the two left-wing “spitzenkandidates,” Nataša Pirc Musar and Milan Brglez, where the …
An essay has recently appeared online that exposes the power of Robert Golob and his coalition partners from the inside. A young academic, Tadej Troha, PhD, a representative of the younger generation of Slovenian intellectuals, had joined the National Institute of Public Health’s working group on the social and communication aspects of the epidemic. They …
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Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS) has submitted signatures for the three referendum initiatives, namely, for the referendum on the government, for the referendum on the public media outlet Radio-Television Slovenia, and for the referendum on long-term care. “The collected signatures allow voters to vote in a referendum on the rejection of the …
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Our editorial office has received a letter from chess players who, upon learning the news that Milan Brglez had resigned as President of the Slovenian Chess Federation in order to run for the position of President of the Republic of Slovenia, have made an analysis of his presidency of the Chess Federation. “If Slovenians elect …
“Slovenia continued to improve its absorption of the EU funds last year and was already four percentage points above the EU average,” Peter Žerjavič, the Delo newspaper’s correspondent from Brussels, recently reported. We were better than Austria, Germany and the Netherlands, commented former Prime Minister Janez Janša. It is undeniable that the former government of …
In addition to the now-disgraced head of the Fotopub gallery, there is another prominent Fotopub artist on the Slovenian art scene – Olja Grbuić, who made a name for herself with an art installation – an exhibition of naked bodies in the Fotopub window. She is also known for simulating the sexual abuse of a …
On Wednesday on Radio-Television Slovenia, all seven candidates for the position of the President of the Republic of Slovenia faced each other in a debate. They discussed wealth, their attitudes to taxes, ideological differences, values and scandals. The “star” of the debate was certainly Milan Brglez, who got caught up in his own explanations, stuttered, …
Even though in the case of Ukraine, it is more than clear who is the aggressor and who is the victim, we still have some who take the side of those who commit war crimes on Ukrainian territory without any guilty conscience. Civilians are more than clearly the victims of Russian attacks, which is completely …
