French police have arrested three illegal migrants who attacked police officers at the Porte de Clingnancourt in Paris. One of the bullies also broke the policewoman’s head. A video circulated online shows one of the illegal migrants approaching a policewoman who wanted to help her partner arrest one of the illegal migrants. A policewoman spotted
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The coordinator of the Levica, Luka Mesec, is threatening Slovenia’s national security with his ideas, while a war is raging not far from us. “The future coalition agrees that the current government has no mandate to execute these purchases, sign treaties or make new commitments to NATO,” Mesec said. Tonin responded to these allegations in April and
Due to a computer error, there was a miscalculation about who the future MPs will be in as many as six cases, the media outlet Siol reports. Two mistakes happened in the case of the Freedom Movement party (Gibanje Svoboda), two for the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS), and one each in
As part of the mandatory content of their high school education programme, the high school students recently went to see the “updated” Cankar’s play Hlapci (Hired Hands) put on by the Slovenian Youth Theatre (Mladinsko gledališče) in the Ljubljana Festival Hall. The teenagers filmed it all. The “updated version” of the famous play Hired Hands
“What is interesting is that the Gen-I energy company, which is supposedly still being controlled by the President of the Freedom Movement party, Robert Golob, through his people there, announced the price increase only now, in the post-election period,” the web portal Moje Posavje wrote in regard to the announced increase in the price of
Požareport reports that the candidate for Finance Minister is being tried for finances, explaining that Igor Stebernak could not become the head of the bank’s management board in Serbia due to these open court proceedings. However, it seems that in Slovenia this does not prevent him from becoming the Minister of Finance in the Republic
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Slovenia’s likely new Prime Minister, Robert Golob, who has recently accused the current government of Janez Janša of withdrawing some of the bonuses it offered Slovenian citizens, was asked before the elections whether the prices of fuel will still be regulated by the state after the elections. At the time, Golob told the media outlet
Matej Tonin, the Minister of Defence of the Republic of Slovenia, accompanied by the Chief of the General Staff of the Slovenian Armed Forces, Major General Robert Glavaš, visited Croatia at the invitation of Mario Banožić, the Minister of Defence of the Republic of Croatia. The ministers Tonin and Banožić started the talks by discussing
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“The show Studio City, as it once was, will no longer exist. The fight for integrity and independence on Radio-Television Slovenia continues,” is the title of a highlighted article on the public RTV Slovenia’s web portal, with which the supporters of the host of the show in question, Marcel Štefančič, want to convince people that Štefančič,
Frontex, the European Border and Coast Guard Agency, whose mission is to defend Europe’s borders, has once again found itself embroiled in a political scandal. It is not the first time. In January 2021, Frontex announced its exit from Hungary because of the immigration policy of Viktor Orbán’s government. A departure that was preceded by
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10 years ago, the sociologist Michael Ley published a book with dystopian-apocalyptic foresight: “There will be a revolt in Europe. Fewer and fewer people still feel committed to mainstream society. They live permanently in countercultures . With such a development, the social contract between the generations, the different milieus can no longer hold… The consequences are…: increasing crime, urban decay
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Robert Golob, the likely future Prime Minister and winner of the parliamentary elections, recently said that in the second round of coalition negotiations at the level of party presidents, the presidents had agreed on an approximate division of departments. However, the departments will apparently not be cut but instead expanded – which, of course, means
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