Branko Grims attended the Conference on the Future of Europe via video link, where he addressed the European Parliament and condemned the recently voted sanctions against Hungary and Poland. In his speech, he stressed that it is a great injustice and a lack of solidarity that the European Union is voting to impose sanctions on …
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Some 7,000 refugees from Ukraine have so far applied for temporary protection in Slovenia, Franc Kangler, a state secretary at the Interior Ministry, told reporters during a session of EU Home Affairs Council in Brussels on Monday. At the session, Ylva Johansson, the European Commissioner for Home Affairs, presented an index showing the pressure of …
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“This period of time, when Karl Erjavec was the Minister of Foreign Affairs, was a period in our external policy that we cannot really be proud of. At that time, Slovenia was moving away from the general direction of our foreign policy, outlined in the parliamentary resolution, which is in many ways also defined by …
The world media writes about the loudest moral voices of Central and Eastern Europe on the continent, which while the West is trying to maintain its united front against the Russian invasion of Ukraine, is sending weapons and humanitarian aid to Ukraine while receiving refugee flows. Although Poland has recently been at the forefront, hosting …
During the epidemic, in response to the coronavirus crisis, the government prepared ten anti-corona packages (PKP) to help much of the population in various forms. Economist Dr Matej Lahovnik emphasised that the PKP aid was the one that saved our economy during and after the epidemic. After the epidemic started subsiding, we faced an energy …
Alojz Kralj, the last surviving member of the underground anti-fascist organisation TIGR, died on Saturday aged 101, said TIGR Primorska, an association promoting anti-Fascist values. Having written down his memoirs, he preserved many stories about the TIGR organisation. Established in 1927, TIGR is considered one of the first anti-fascist resistance movements in Europe. By: P.T., STA
The national media outlet, RTV Slovenia, published the data on the 50 highest gross salaries paid to its employees in December 2021. Despite the fact that RTV Slovenia did not want to share the information on gross salaries with all allowances in the past, including the length-of-service bonus, this time, the data includes all additions …
In the past, we were used to Slovenia being ignored on the international stage, or perhaps mistaken for Slovakia, but today, the situation is completely different. Namely, Prime Minister Janez Janša regularly appears on the front pages of many prominent foreign newspaper, and as an interlocutor on renowned television stations, such as CNN, Sky News, …
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The Research Centre of the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts, which is a scientific research institution, operates in a very left-wing, politically activistic manner, which also sheds a bad light on the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts, as the public often believes the two institutions are actually one and the same. The academics …
On Friday, as part of a government visit to the southern part of the Central Slovenian region, Prime Minister Janez Janša and Minister of Health Janez Poklukar laid the foundation stone for the construction of an extension of the Children’s Hospital in Šentvid near Stična. With the new addition, the hospital will get enough space …
Accordingly, 50% of the voters should support the two governing parties, FIDESZ and KDNP. The director of the Median Poll Institute, Endre Hann (according to the publication of the poll results on HVG360 at the end of March) considers Fidesz’s election victory almost certain. The only question is: to what extent. The survey once again confirms the …
Hungarian election 3 April – Last poll: FIDESZ wins Read More »
During the two years of his government, Prime Minister Janez Janša held over 200 meetings with foreign representatives, including over 40 video meetings, over 40 virtual sessions, over 40 in-person sessions and over 80 in-person meetings. In 2020, he most frequently talked with the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, President of …
