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[Public Opinion Poll] Among the Voters Who Already Know Who They Will Vote For, the SDS Party Has Higher Support Than the Following Two Parties, the Robert Golob List and the Left, Combined

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As many as 56.8 percent of the respondents said that they will certainly attend the upcoming parliamentary elections, according to the latest public opinion poll conducted by the Parsifal Agency, which measures the support for political parties for several media outlets, including Nova24TV. If the elections to the National Assembly were held this Sunday, the …

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The Core of the Political Struggle in Slovenia Today Is the Slovenian National Character – What Does the Spiritual History of Slovenians Say About This?

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The real name for the events that happened in the years between 1941 and 1945 is the Slovenian catastrophe. This means that at that time, the Slovenian nation, as well as certain individual Slovenians, found themselves in a position which, in view of previous Slovenian history, brought our country to the brink of extinction, to …

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Prime minister Janez Janša in the interview for The Economic Times

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Prime Minister Janez Janša has given an interview for the India’s newspaper The Economic Times. In the interview, conducted by journalist Dipanjan Roy Chaudhury, topics such as cooperation between Slovenia – India and bilateral relations were discussed. What are the plans for expanding defence industrial partnership/collaboration between India and Slovenia? In a fiercely competitive international …

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Achievements of the Presidency of the EU Council in the field of digitisation

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At today’s press conference, Minister of Digital Transformation Mark Boris Andrijanič outlined the achievements and progress of the Slovenian Presidency of the Council of the EU in the field of digitalisation. The Minister described the presidency as extremely successful, especially in the field of safe online navigation. “During the presidency of the Council of the …

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In Slovenia, the judiciary is hiding from the public

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Confidence in the Slovenian judiciary is falling sharply. Undoubtedly, matters such as the Balkan warriors, Novič, Patria and many other more or less high-profile cases have contributed to this. There is also a suspicion of corruption in these trials. Remember the so-called Friends in Bankruptcy affair in 2012, which resonated after media reports about allegedly …

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Blackout for the traffic light: German Chancellor Scholz convicted of lying in the cum-ex scandal?

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A truly surprising turn in the third cum-ex trial in Bonn was probably provided by the testimony of a defendant who admitted both mistakes and “follower mentality”. Thus, for the first time, the defensive line of the Warburg owners seems to be faltering. Gloomy prospects for SPD Chancellor Olaf Scholz,as a former “team player” in this …

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Will Europe finally abandon its disastrous multicultural policy?

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The EU will hold elections in three member states, which will have a significant impact on Europe’s future. France, Sweden, and Hungary will assert the democratic will of the people this year. Soros’ money will play a big role in election campaigns. The year 2022 brings some decisive elections in the EU member states, where …

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After Jože Možina’s Episode of the Show Utrip, In Which He Revealed the Truth About Dražgoše, Fajon and the Left Staged an Inadmissible Attack on Journalistic Freedom

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“Eppur si muove,” or “And yet it moves,” is a well-known saying by the Italian astronomer Galileo, which applies not only to the rotation of the Earth but also to the operating of the national media outlet RTV Slovenia, which has recently been moving from the predominantly left-wing position towards the right – to a …

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OECD: Slovenia Is One of the Few Countries Where Consumer Confidence Is Growing

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The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has developed a new tool, the OECD Consumer Barometer, that exploits and visualises consumer confidence data. The OECD has recently noted that consumer confidence across OECD countries continues to deteriorate, and in December, a positive outlook was only recorded in a few countries – one of them …

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The Left Is Not Giving In – The Revolution Has Not Been This Close in a Long Time

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The coronavirus pandemic has caused violent unrest all around the world. Dissatisfaction with the anti-corona measures also manifested in Slovenia, but here, the media and politics mixed it in with the general anti-government rhetoric, which slowly turned into tendencies to overthrow the current social system. What resulted from this is an explosive cocktail of toxic …

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Changes to procurement of medical devices passed

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The National Assembly passed changes to public procurement legislation which regulate purchases of medical devices by introducing a system of reference prices. The coalition claims this will result in lower prices, while the opposition warns that more taxpayer money will be channelled into private pockets. Under the new legislation, the reference price will be defined …

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