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The court approved the method of appointing the acting editor for new media MMC Pirkovič

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The Labour and Social Court in Ljubljana refused to issue a temporary order on the implementation of the Amendments to the Implementing Act on the Operation of the MMC. The court did not find that the changes were inconsistent with the law or the statute. Igor Pirkovič, the new acting editor of the editorial board …

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Unacceptable encroachment on media freedom! The KUL and Golob parties want to subjugate the media!

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Representatives of the opposition and the Gibanje Svoboda party wrote a protest letter, in which they flatly state about the irregularities and pressures that journalists on RTV Slovenia are allegedly experiencing. Director of RTV Slovenia Andrej Grah Whatmough emphasised that the management of RTV Slovenia never put pressure on journalists and editors of RTV Slovenia …

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Prime Minister Janez Janša as a guest on CNN’s At This Hour with Kate Bolduan

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Prime Minister Janez Janša was guest on CNN’s At This Hour live, where he discussed with host Kate Bolduan the situation in Ukraine, the visit of three Prime Ministers to Ukraine, the NATO Summit in Brussels and current foreign policy issues. nitially, they focused on the extraordinary meeting of NATO members, which will take place …

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Slovenia sending Boštjan Lesjak to Kyiv as chargé d’affaires

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Boštjan Lesjak will be Slovenia’s interim chargé d’affaires in Kyiv, senior Foreign Ministry official Jernej Müller confirmed several unofficial media reports as he spoke on Radio Slovenija. Lesjak, a lieutenant-colonel, was previously an employee of the Defence Ministry, but has been now employed at the Foreign Ministry. On Sunday, PM Janez Janša said Slovenia will …

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Refugees from Ukraine can study at University of Maribor

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The University of Maribor has enabled Ukrainian students who had to leave their country due to the war to enrol temporarily in its study programmes without tuition under a student exchange scheme. They can also apply for scholarships that will cover their living expenses for the first few months in Slovenia. The university said in …

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Nika Kovač thrown into the election campaign for billions of left-wing NGOs

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“Muki’s messengers of the people (57 non-governmental organisations) have received 71,921,694.01 euros of taxpayers’ money since 2003,” they wrote on the Prava.si portal. Journalist Luka Perš, under the auspices of Filip Dobranić, listed non-governmental organisations that are diligently milking taxpayers’ money – among them the “non-wasteful” March 8, which is quite unusual at first glance. But …

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Slovenia’s GDP at 90% of EU average in 2021

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Slovenia’s GDP, expressed in purchasing power standards, amounted to 90% of the EU average in 2021, a percentage point higher than the year before, Eurostat data shows. GDP ranged from 277% of the EU average in Luxembourg and 221% in Ireland, to 55% in the bloc’s poorest country, Bulgaria. STA

Erjavec’s Eleven Visits to Moscow, Where He Developed an Almost Pathological “Erotic” Relationship With Putin’s Regime!

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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 …

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After a Long Period of the Left-Wing Governments Not Doing Anything for the Elderly, the Current Government Has Provided Funding for New Homes for the Elderly and E-Care

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Previous governments had allocated less than five million euros per year to the development of homes for the elderly. Due to their (non)actions in this area, we have not gotten any new homes for the elderly since 2005. However, under the current government, the field of care for the elderly is a priority for the …

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Government presents investment projects in its term

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Ahead of the official start of the election campaign, Prime Minister Janez Janša, and fellow coalition leaders Matej Tonin and Zdravko Počivalšek, presented what Janša called the “biggest investment drive” in Slovenia’s history. They said almost EUR 8 billion worth of investment projects had been implemented, were ongoing or were approved along with funds in …

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Slovenia’s diplomatic mission in Kyiv to be led by chargé d’affaires

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Prime Minister Janez Janša announced the Slovenian diplomatic mission in Kyiv will operate at the level of chargé d’affaires with full powers for the duration of the emergency situation. He did not reveal who the chargé d’affaires will be, but said that several volunteers had come forward. Citing unofficial sources, media reported the interim chargé …

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Sweden: Africans and Arabs raid shelters of Ukrainian refugee women

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It sounds almost unbelievable and yet it happens in the middle of Europe: Women from Ukraine fleeing war and misery voluntarily return to the war-torn country because they do not feel safe in the Western European states – above all Germany and Sweden. Muslim migrants and “protection-seeking” Africans, with whom one is crammed into asylum …

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