According to the Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia (SURS), the poverty threshold was EUR 981 per month in 2024, which means that it was EUR 78 higher than in the previous year. The poverty risk rate, which previously stood at 13.2 percent, has also risen; it is up 0.5 percentage points compared to …
“The OECD’s Rule of Law Data Group has finally “woken up” with warnings that Slovenia should fix the judiciary sector,” warned Tone Kajzer, former Slovenian ambassador to the USA. Following a mission to Ljubljana on the 18th of February 2025, the OECD Working Group on Bribery expressed concerns about insufficient protection of investigators and prosecutors …
The latest public opinion poll conducted by the Parsifal agency clearly shows that the vast majority of people think that LGBT topics do not belong in schools and kindergartens, but what is problematic is the fact that the government, according to Mojca Škrinjar, “does not really care about people’s opinion, which means that more needs …
[Public Opinion Poll] Slovenians Do Not Want LGBT Content In Schools And Kindergartens Read More »
The revelation of US funding of non-governmental organisations in Slovenia has also revealed the “independence” of some media and journalists, and it has become even clearer how leftist activists get so much funding to spread leftist (LGTB) propaganda. We have already highlighted a few of them in a previous article, but the list is long. …
The US Financial “Injection” Was Also Given To These NGOs Read More »
Since February 2022, much of the world has been in a modern Cold War. Unlike the 20th-century Cold War, Europe is not its main stage or battlefield this time, even though a hot war is raging on its continent. The primary struggle for power is taking place between the U.S. and China. A glance at …
When the Western World is Caught by Its Own Delays and Delusions Read More »
A near-plebiscitary majority is opposed to the law that would grant extraordinary pensions to select artists. The question in a recently conducted public opinion poll was: “The National Assembly has passed a law providing that recipients of the highest awards for artistic achievement will be entitled to a supplement to their pension. The amount of …
[Public Opinion Poll] Plebiscitary Majority Against Extraordinary Pensions For Artists Read More »
In a rather personal video, the director of the NGO the 8th of March Institute (Inštitut 8. marec) attacked the leader of the opposition when he announced the rehabilitation of convicted police officers. Janša later also added the disclosure of the US funding of the Institute in question as one of the goals of the …
Is Nika Kovač Afraid Of The Disclosure Of The US Funding? Read More »
Once again, democratic debate was trampled on in the National Assembly, as the Chair of the Committee on Health, Tamara Kozlovič (the Freedom Movement party – Gibanje Svoboda), closed the debate before the rest of the participants had a chance to take their turn, and the opposition MPs from the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska …
A New Day, A New Fascist Trampling Of Democracy By The Freedom Movement Party Read More »
Member of Parliament Lena Grgurevič has become a symbol of the brutality, callousness and ignorance of the politics of the Freedom Movement party (Gibanje Svoboda). The political terror patented by the latest incarnation of the new faces has no precedent in Slovenian politics. At almost every hearing where Grgurevič is the Chair or member of …
Monday’s hearing in the Trenta case took place without any witnesses being heard and in the absence of Janez Janša. Specialised prosecutor Luka Moljk was also absent. The court was due to hear again the former bankruptcy trustee of the company Imos, Branka Remškar, who did not appear in court. This time, the lawyers of …
In the wake of the recent brutal attack by an Islamist who killed a teenager and injured five people, the results of the left’s immigration policy are becoming increasingly clear. This is just another brutal attack in a series of attacks in Europe, while Slovenia has a President at the helm of the country who …
The Ljubljana District Court has recently convicted four police officers who cracked down on violent protests against the government of Janez Janša. As we were told by the court, the police officers were convicted by Judge Marko Beovič without a main hearing. We have also received a reply from the Specialised State Prosecutor’s Office of …
