The well-known dictum in William Shakespeare’s drama “Hamlet”, namely Something is rotten in the state of Denmark. It is a bit lazy in the state of Denmark) probably does not apply in our days. On the contrary, you can hear pleasantly good news about the Nordic kingdom. For example, renting a prison in Kosovo. Justice …
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“The Judicial Council should be dealing with this problem,” Supreme and former Constitutional Court Judge Jan Zobec said at the extraordinary session, regarding the qualifications of Supreme Court Judge Masleša, adding that he understands their embarrassment, as no provision exists which provides for the Judicial Council or another state body to act in case it …
“RTV may become insolvent within a year if we do not make the right moves. From the point of view of business, it is crucial, and from the point of view of the legality of the operation of the national radio and television it is important to regulate mutual relationships in the new composition and …
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After his scandalous visit to Moscow, the Prosecutor General of the Republic of Slovenia, Drago Šketa, now also visited the European Chief Prosecutor Laura Kövesi, where he once again caused trouble for the country, which is why Slovenia is once again threatened by the possibility of the European Commission freezing the European funds that have …
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Austrian companies had a successful 2021 and are optimistic about this year, shows a survey conducted by the Austrian trade office Advantage Austria Ljubljana among its members. Almost 80% said that Slovenia will remain an attractive environment for investments this year, citing market proximity, the skilled workforce and the availability of local suppliers as the …
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Slovenia confirmed 17,491 new cases of coronavirus on Tuesday, by far the highest daily figure since the start of the pandemic and an increase of more than 40% on the week before. The positive cases come from the highest daily number of PCR tests performed to date, almost 23,000. There were 670 patients with Covid-19 …
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Health Minister Janez Poklukar warned that Slovenia is yet to see the Omicron-driven wave of coronavirus outbreak hit its plateau, arguing the risk is still too great for any easing of restrictions. He said the risk would remain high until the curves of infections and hospital admissions started turning down. The epidemic is still in …
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The Foreign Policy Committee got acquainted with the country’s new foreign policy strategy, with Foreign Ministry State Secretary Gašper Dovžan saying that most of the changes were made because the international environment had changed. Dovžan said there was more focus on the role of the EU as Slovenia’s main political, economic, legal and value environment. …
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Donald Trump would defeat Biden if the two ran for president in the 2024 elections, an opinion poll reveals. According to the results, the respondents also think that Donald Trump was a better president than Joe Biden. Following the one-year mark of the Biden administration, the possibility of a rematch between Joe Biden and Donald …
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For more than a decade, China has been secretly buying up European companies in strategic sectors, especially technology and energy. China seems to be using these European assets to fulfill the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) ambitions to become a global force technologically independent of the West, ultimately displacing the US as the world’s economic, political, …
The international organisation called Transparency International, which fights against the accumulation of money, doing business “under the table,” and corruption, announced on Tuesday that Slovenia lost three points on the 2021 Corruption Perception Index, thus falling from 35th to 41st place. Given that the centre-right government is currently in power and the parliamentary elections are …
According to the observations of political scientist Dr Miro Haček, things have changed a lot in Slovenia, as the government of Janez Janša is rather centre-left in terms of its content. “We could also say that this is a social democratic government, as it has implemented probably the highest number of, and the most radical …
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