Manfred Weber, chair of the European People’s Party (EPP) in the European Parliament, endorsed the Democrats (SDS) and New Slovenia (NSi) as he came to Slovenia, just days before the official end of the campaign for Sunday’s general election. Appearing at the SDS convention, Weber said the SDS had friends and partners all over Europe …
“We have done a lot in two years, imagine how much we can do in four years,” said the President of the Slovenian Democratic Party and Prime Minister Janez Janša in his address on Twitter. In the video, he presented the SDS programme for the period 2022–2026 for “victorious Slovenia” in 150 seconds in the accepted …
Less than a week before the parliamentary elections, which – according to Milan Kučan – are the last battle of his generation, new and new details about the skeletons falling from the closet of Dr Robert Golob, the latest messianic chosen one of the political underworlds, are surfacing. An interview he gave for Primorske novice …
Organisers of the event of the Slovenian Business Club (SBC) are an apolitical organisation with a strong economic interest in relation to the country and are continuously monitoring events on the political stage. To this end, they invited the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS) to an election marathon, where entrepreneurs expressed their …
According to the constitution, Slovenia is a democratic state with the rule of law. In practice, this means that power changes according to the will of the voters, expressed in the elections. However, since some people more than obviously still cannot come to terms with the fact that the centre-right government has been in power …
The average citizen in the democratic world, including Slovenia, when deciding which party to support and which candidate to vote for, usually chooses on the basis of promises. This is especially true for election times. Only a small minority wonders about how realistic these promises are, and an even smaller minority asks what the promises …
On behalf of the Association of Friendship with Slovenia “Slovenia-seura” and the Embassy of Slovenia in Finland, the event in Europpasali was hosted by the President of the Association Andreja Valtanen and Ambassador Skrt. Matej Vranič’s documentary was screened, in which the director presents very diverse flora and fauna of Slovenia. Source: gov.si By : UKOM
Erika Köleš Kiss was elected as the Slovenian minority advocate in the Hungarian parliament for the third time in the recent parliamentary election in Hungary. Köleš Kiss represents Slovenians from the south-western region of Porabje. She hopes that the plans for the preservation and development of the Slovenian identity in Porabje region will be realised …
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With the activation of temporary protection for displaced persons in early March, the Government Office for the Support and Integration of Migrants has taken on a new remit. The government thus provided the office with the additional funding of more than EUR 22 million for this year under a decision adopted at Wednesday’s correspondence session. …
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The government adopted on Wednesday the medium-term defence programme for 2022-2026 under which defence spending will be increasing by an average of EUR 72 million on an annual basis to reach EUR 983 million by 2026. The programme plans progress in the development and modernisation of priority capabilities and restructuring of the Slovenian Armed Forces …
The government approved a plan under which twenty orphans from Ukraine will be relocated to Slovenia to shelter them from the danger of war. The orphans are from an orphanage in Luhansk, eastern Ukraine, and will be accompanied to Slovenia by staff from the orphanage and children of the staff. They are expected to remain …
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The government declared Barbara Rov, a coal mine where the remains of over 1,400 victims of post-WWII summary killings were discovered in March 2009, a monument of national importance. The victims were largely members of the military of the Independent State of Croatia, of the Slovenian Domobranci militia, and civilians. By: P.T., STA
