The EU country allocates growing sums of money to supporting mass migration, despite the fact that migrants are committing an increasing number of crimes which are almost impossible to prosecute. The Swedish Democratic Party has published a report on the costs of immigration, based on a number of ackowledged studies on the subject. The report reveals …
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In recent days, the art scene has been shaken by the testimonies of victims of alleged sexual abuse and financial manipulations by a prominent representative of the art scene of the younger generation, Dušan Josip Smodej, a friend of those who so fervently defend moral values, human rights, and equality. We are, of course, talking …
Following a criminal complaint filed by the Kosovo Anti-Corruption Agency against Ambassador Martin Berishaj for failing to declare his assets, the case now remains with the Kosovo Prosecutor’s Office, to investigate the evidence and, if necessary, continue the criminal proceedings, foreign media outlets report. We heard a lot about Berishaj before the elections, when Robert …
During Dr Vasko Simoniti’s term as Minister of Culture, we heard many serious accusations from the far left – about how he was deliberately destroying the Slovenian film because directors were critical of the Janša government. This was, of course, just another in a series of demagogic misinterpretations – the funds for the film were …
Last weekend, police officers at the Koper Police Directorate dealt with 86 persons who had illegally entered Slovenia. The Celje Police Directorate reported that an Afghan national who had illegally entered Slovenia was traced in Trlično around midday. After completing the procedures, he was placed in an asylum centre. Police officers from the police station …
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The public has recently learned about the affair of alleged sexual abuse related to the 28-year-old Dušan Josip Smodej, a Novo mesto cultural activist and representative of the Fotopub Association for Contemporary Culture (Društvo za sodobno kulturo Fotopub) from Dilančeva Street 1, Novo mesto. One of his alleged victims claims that he tied her to …
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“The standard in a civilised society… When the public calls on you, you react! But not by hiding and being defended by the media. This is the difference between the modern, civilised left and the staged, puffed-up, quasi-left as we know it in our country,” political commentator Miran Videtič recently wrote in response to the …
“A carrot for those on welfare and a stick for workers, in the form of a reduction in real wages due to the abolition of the adjustment of income tax brackets to inflation, and a smaller increase in the general tax relief, is a strange message – but what matters most is that the trade …
Gross pay in Slovenia averaged EUR 2,008 in June, up 0.9% in nominal terms compared to May, but down 1.8% in real terms. The highest average earnings were in finance and insurance, at EUR 2,932. Average net pay amounted to EUR 1,308, a month-on-month increase of 0.8% nominally and a 1.9% drop in real terms, …
A total of 2,664 new cases of coronavirus were confirmed in Slovenia from Friday to Sunday in what is practically level with the figure a week ago, and three Covid patients died, fresh official data shows. Yesterday, 94 patients were treated in hospitals for Covid-19 as their main condition, including eight in intensive care, which …
More than 2,500 Covid cases logged in past three days Read More »
Yesterday was the first day when candidates vying to become Slovenia’s president in the 23 October election could submit their bids, and voters can formally support their candidates with signatures. The candidates have until 28 September to submit their candidacy with the National Electoral Commission. A candidate needs to be backed either by 10 MPs, …
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The Council of Christian Churches and the Islamic Community in Slovenia addressed a joint statement to the government and both houses of parliament at the weekend to raise “concern over the changing of fundamental concepts of our society” after the Constitutional Court recently legalised same-sex marriages and adoptions. They say the decision undermines the constitutional …
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