The Freedom Movement party (Gibanje Svoboda) has indulged in probably the most chilling presentation of a local campaign in the history of independent Slovenia. At a press conference, which was also attended by Prime Minister Robert Golob, the head of the party’s electoral staff, Peter Majerle, explained to the whole of Slovenia that their candidate
In the middle of the week, the government appointed representatives of the Ministry of Culture and the Ministry of Public Administration to help the journalists’ union resolve disagreements between journalists and the management of RTVS. As the representatives of the founder of the public institution, the government appointed the state secretary at the Ministry of
According to the economist Dr Rado Pezdir, who was a guest of the Beremo show, the owner of the company still bears responsibility – the argument “I did not know” is not sufficient under Slovenian legislation. With this, of course, he aimed at Nataša Pirc Musar, who claims that she knows nothing about the affairs of her
With 99.99 percent of the votes counted, Anže Logar received 33.96 percent of the votes, while Nataša Pirc Musar received 26.86 percent. Milan Brglez had a 15.40 percent support, Vladimir Prebilič received 10.66 percent of the vote, Sabina Senčar 5.96 percent, Janez Cigler Kralj 4.35 percent, and Miha Kordiš 2.80 percent. The winner of the
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“Milan Brglez’s major electoral defeat is above all the fiasco of Robert Golob (Prime Minister and President of the Freedom Movement party – Gibanje Svoboda) and Tanja Fajon (Minister of Foreign Affairs and President of the Social Democrats party – Socialni Demokrati). The figures also prove this, and Golob’s narrative about the victory of the
Nataša Pirc Musar’s main godfather, former Communist Party leader Milan Kučan, came to her election headquarters before the election results were announced. Many analysts share the opinion that Kučan is the reason why the candidate of the parallel mechanism will not win the presidential elections. Many media outlets have problematised the connection between the presidential
Movraž is a picturesque and peaceful village on the edge of Slovenian territory, near the city of Koper. But for the past month, it has not been peaceful at all, with groups of illegal migrants passing through every day and being rounded up by the police at the border with Croatia and then taken to
On Tuesday, Minister of Foreign Affairs Tanja Fajon paid an official visit to Northern Macedonia, where she was hosted by her Macedonian counterpart Bujar Osmani. A new visit and another diplomatic slip – the Slovak flag was put on the table instead of the Slovenian one. This is proof that we have a very “visible”
“In the times ahead, we will need a connected and strong national and civic community,” stressed President of the Republic Borut Pahor, adding that people should keep this in mind when choosing who to support in the upcoming presidential elections. In doing so, Pahor made it clear that he does not support the divisive cultural
The Museum of Slovenian Independence, which was established by the previous government and has had a director with full powers since March, will no longer exist as an independent institution. The Minister of Culture, Asta Vrečko, has decided to merge it with the National Museum of Contemporary History into a new public institution, Television Slovenia
At a recent correspondence meeting, the Supervisory Board of the Telekom Slovenije company agreed to the appointment of Irma Gubanec as a director of the TSmedia company, reports Spletni časopis (Online Newspaper). The company was previously headed by former editor and journalist Rajko Gerič, who was prematurely dismissed after more than a year of being
Slovenia is right before its next presidential election, and tensions are rising. The presidential race is in full swing, with the advantage going to Anže Logar, whose victory could only be prevented by the deep state, or in this case, the fact that Dušan Vučko, whose name has become synonymous with irregularities, still has a