“The word freedom, which is a very noble word, has been completely trivialised, I have also heard the former President of the country talking about the return of the freedom of democracy – look, that President has not travelled abroad a lot, he has been here, at home, in pubs – or else, he was
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With its decades-long pathological war against Janez Janša, with the attempts of judicial and media political assassinations of opponents (through the affairs of Depala vas, Patria, Trenta, the illegal deprivation of the mandate of an MP, and so on), with the abuse of the covid crisis for the overthrow of the Jaša government… … by
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On the recent occasion of the European Day of Remembrance for the Victims of All Totalitarian and Authoritarian Regimes, the National Assembly’s Commission on Concealed Mass Graves in Slovenia called on the government to take the initiative to set a location at the Ljubljana’s Žale Cemetery for the grave of the remains from the abyss
On a recent episode of the news show “24ur Zvečer”, the Minister of Culture, Dr Asta Vrečko, said that recent political developments in the field of culture are an attempt to tarnish the reputation of culture and art and that the cultural sector is not a decadent field, but a field where there is a
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“Is 2,000 euros a month not enough for the Freedom Movement party (Gibanje Svoboda)? Pay for it yourselves from the high financial rewards that you got in state-owned companies,” Janša responded to the new controversy of Urška Klakočar Zupančič, the Speaker of the National Assembly, who wants to take the illegal migrants to the seaside.
Following July’s adoption of the Act for the Reduction of Inequalities and Harmful Political Interference and for Ensuring Respect for the Rule of Law, which interferes with the content of 11 previously-adopted laws, the parliamentary groups of the opposition parties Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS) and New Slovenia party (Nova Slovenija –
Žiga Kariž is one of the “artists” who is professionally latched on to the state budget and who renamed himself to Janez Janša a few years ago in the name of protest, together with two of his far-left activist colleagues. This time, he once again wanted to break the boringness of his otherwise dull personality
After Slovenia was shaken by a scandal a few days ago concerning the alleged sexual and financial abuse of the prominent figure in the cultural sphere, Dušan Josip Smodej, his connections with some famous names unofficially came to light. Among them was the head of the Left party (Levica) and Minister of Labour, Family, Social
On Wednesday, at the invitation of her Austrian counterpart Alexander Schallenberg, Minister of Foreign Affairs Tanja Fajon attended the Alpbach European Forum in Austria. During a panel discussion on the European Union’s geopolitical awakening, she said she was not in favour of restricting visas for Russian citizens as part of the EU sanctions against Russia
Brezje, Slovenia’s main pilgrimage site, has responded to the latest cover of the weekly Mladina depicting an altered image of the 1817 painting of Mary and Jesus that is cherished in Brezje (NW). The head of the pilgrimage site, Robert Bahčič, said this was an “inadmissible insult of religious feelings of Christian believers”. The 200-year-old
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Slovenian cyclist Primož Roglič of team Jumbo Visma lost the red jersey at the La Vuelta to Rudy Molard of Groupama FDJ. Roglič crossed the finish line of the fifth stage of the Spanish Grand Tour in 23rd place, sliding to place five in overall standings. He was five minutes and nine seconds slower than
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Slovenia and Poland will co-host the Volleyball Men’s World Championship, which will start on Friday and run until 11 September in what will be the second appearance for Slovenia on the world stage. Slovenia hope for a good result after finishing 10th in the Nations League and replacing the head coach right ahead of the
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