“And now, finally, we have also received an explanation from the Dutch MEP Sophie in’t Veld that those who are not part of the missions of the Committee on Civil Liberties, Justices and Home Affairs (LIBE), can nevertheless still help prepare the reports, and supposedly, this often happens. ‘Now, can we please stop this,’ Sophie …
The Administration for Civil Protection and Disaster Relief will set up the RescEU stockpile of protective equipment on Wednesday. The first batch of face masks has been already received, and in 2022, the reserve is expected to provide supplies of protective masks, gloves, coats, aprons, goggles and visors. The first delivery to inaugurate the stockpile …
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The Minister of Culture Vasko Simoniti will chair a meeting of ministers of culture, audiovisual affairs and the media in Brussels on 30 November. Agenda of the meeting includes adoptions of the decisions on high-quality architecture and the New European Bauhaus initiative, as well as European audiovisual and media content. Several other discussions and presentations …
The Prime Minister Janez Janša and the Minister of Health Janez Poklukar yesterday met with representatives of young doctors; The State Secretary in the Prime Minister’s Office, Jelka Godec, also attended the meeting. The discussion with the young doctors was followed by a meeting with Konrad Kuštrin, president of the FIDES healthcare trade union. The …
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The coalition New Slovenia (NSi) and Democratic Party (SDS) presented a bill last week to establish a higher education institution for military training. The school for officers would be part of the Slovenian Armed Forces (SAF), operating under the Centre of Military Schools. It would be classified as the first Bologna cycle institution providing interdisciplinary …
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In response to the coronavirus pandemic, EU education ministers adopted recommendations on blended learning approaches which combine school site and other physical environments away from the school as well as digital and non-digital learning tools. The recommendations feature short-term measures as a direct response to the health crisis, whereas the long-term measures are designed to …
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Interview with Claudiu Târziu, journalist, author and editor. Co-president of AUR party, Romania’s fourth largest political force, and member of the Senate since December 2020. What is your position on the current crisis in the Romanian government? Our political crisis was caused by a series of misunderstandings in the so-called Centre-Right (actually, Leftist) coalition, with …
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Petra Bezjak Cirman is the influential president of the Workers’ Council of the national media outlet RTV, and her husband, Primož Cirman, is a journalist who works for the left-wing web portal Necenzurirano (Uncensored). With Bezjak Cirman’s help, the national television spreads false content created by her husband, and at the same time, Bezjak Cirman …
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President of the Slovenian National Party (Slovenska nacionalna stranka – SNS), Zmago Jelinčič, published a shocking post on his Facebook profile on Saturday, which describes the events that happened almost three decades ago. Namely, he wrote about the incident that happened in Ljubljana, when Marjan Pogačnik, who was once a police officer and is now …
Immigration: According to a survey commissioned by LICRA, 69% of French people think there are too many immigrants in France. 69% of French people think there are too many immigrants in France, according to a study published on Friday, November 26 by Ifop/LICRA/Le DDV on “the extent and limits of the ‘zemmourisation’ of ghosts”. The …
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Visiting Belgrade as part of the preparations for the next summit of the Brdo-Brijuni Process, President Borut Pahor met his Serbian counterpart Aleksandar Vučić. Pahor said that the process of EU enlargement to the Western Balkans was too slow, which led to renewed policies of nationalism and border changes that threaten security. Both sides should …
The Povežimo Slovenijo movement, which unites five political parties that want to run together in the elections, is growing every day on the Slovenian political stage. The parties SLS, NLS, GAS, SMC and the Zeleni Slovenije want to create a policy in the Slovenian political space that would be central and act as a third connecting pillar, changing the …
