In a recent interview with the media outlet Žurnal24, the most likely “new face” in domestic politics, Vladimir Prebilič, revealed how Milan Kučan actually thinks, according to the university professor and political commentator Boštjan M. Turk. Prebilič’s statements confirmed that the so-called “godfathers from the background” are not a myth but a reality of Slovenian
The oddity of the law on merit supplements to pensions is demonstrated by the data sent to me by the Pension and Disability Insurance Institute of Slovenia (ZPIZ) on the recipients of the highest pension supplements in 2024. At the very top, with 30,965 euros, is Arnož Polič, whose merit for the nation is that
After Paris Saint-Germain’s (PSG) historic 5-0 victory over Inter Milan in the Champions League final in Munich on Saturday, the streets of the French capital became the scene of violence. According to the French Interior Ministry, 559 people were arrested, and two were killed. However, the riots were not limited to football fans – the
The non-governmental organisation the 8th of March Institute (Inštitut 8. Marec) has found itself a new victim – this time, it is Israeli travellers or tourists who travel to Slovenia, accompanied by security guards. This is a standard measure taken by some airlines when there is a risk of terrorist attacks. Armed security guards are
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The Social Democrats (Socialni demokrati – SD) are extremely angry with Borut Pahor – the only president in the party’s history to have led it to victory in the elections. Mainly because he is much more popular than the party, which has been wandering in the wilderness without him for years and is sinking into
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“This unfortunate and uniquely uncultured attitude towards the dead must be overcome as soon as possible, and the relatives must be allowed to have the final say, as is the case in cultured societies. No bigshot, not even the mayor of Ljubljana, has the right to simply impose his will and to take sides in
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At the 13th Congress of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS), a clear message was delivered: Slovenia needs a turnaround – not towards ideological experiments, but towards concrete solutions that improve people’s lives. At a time when Slovenia is experiencing the biggest economic downturn in the European Union, despite high employment, and
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The Speaker of the National Assembly should ensure that the Rules of Procedure are correctly implemented, but instead, it is she who often breaks them. She reprimanded MP Zvone Černač of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS), who had warned her about the repeated infringement, and he left the chamber in protest.
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On this week’s episode of the show “Beremo” (“Reading Together”), host Metod Berlec spoke to Dr Milko Mikola, a renowned historian and expert on communist crimes in Slovenia. Dr Mikola, author of books such as “Red Violence: Repression in Slovenia after 1945” (“Rdeče nasilje: Represija v Sloveniji po letu 1945”) and “Unforgivable: Communist Crimes against Women
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Slovenia is facing a decline in interest among German investors, according to a survey by the German-Slovene Chamber of Commerce and Industry, reports the Slovenian Press Agency (Slovenska tiskovna agencija – STA). The survey ranked Slovenia as the ninth most attractive country for investment in Central and Eastern Europe, which is very different from first
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It seems that the far-leftism at the Constitutional Court will not end any time soon – the candidacy for the post of Constitutional Court judge has so far been confirmed by the former President of the Judges’ Association, Vesna Bergant Rakočević, and the head of the specialised and criminal division at the Ljubljana District Court,
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A project entitled “Media Landscape in Slovenia – between Pluralization and Homogenization” is currently being implemented at the Faculty of Social Sciences (FDV) in Ljubljana and is co-financed by the Ministry of Culture. But apparently, no one at the Ministry finds it objectionable that the Minister’s partner is participating in the project as a member