It is sad to see that the coalition Left party (Levica) does not even know how much public housing has already been built and how much is yet to be built since the start of their term. One way or another (“more than two thousand”), this number is still a long way from the magic
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There are more and more indications that parliamentary elections are fast approaching, including bizarre public opinion polls comparing potential “new faces” with each other, as well as the inflation of new political parties. Kučan would apparently like to continue the “tradition” and “appoint” his own operative in Golob’s place – the retired politician Golobič, known
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The Golob Government is using the social networks X and Facebook to warn that exclusion is not innocent. “Being ignored, disregarded or singled out hurts,” they wrote. Everyone can agree with this, but at the same time, we cannot help but ask why they themselves are contributing to exclusion in practice. “Being ignored, disregarded or
Prime Minister Robert Golob recently told the National Assembly that the debt-to-GDP ratio is falling under his government. This is true, but the key reason for this is the growth of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP). And in spite of that, the absolute debt is increasing all the time. From the end of 2021 to
The Civil Liberties Union for Europe network of organisations has recently reported that Europe’s democratic recession has deepened in 2024. Italy, Croatia, Slovakia, Romania and Bulgaria have been identified as countries that are “deliberately undermining the rule of law in almost every aspect.” Meanwhile, Slovenian Member of the European Parliament, Romana Tomc, warns that this
Recently, Europeans, especially women, have been feeling less and less safe in their cities. The rising number of attacks, often linked to migrants, is increasing the sense of insecurity and fear among residents. We have already reported that migrant attacks and murders are occurring closer and closer to the Slovenian border. In less than a
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In 2025, Slovenia is no closer to a second nuclear power plant unit than it was two years ago, when government officials were publicly expressing their scepticism about the construction of a second nuclear power plant unit. Only renewable and unreliable energy sources were, and apparently still are, preferred. One among the many government men
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The lie that is actively being spread by Prime Minister Robert Golob and Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly Nataša Sukič, has been met with a new denunciation. This time, it was debunked on the show Tarča (Target). On the programme, Minister of the Economy, Tourism and Sport, Matjaž Han, admitted that he does not
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In an interview with the magazine Mladina, the Minister of Health boasted about the reduction of waiting times in healthcare. However, her statement was quickly met with rebuttals from doctors. The fact that the number of people waiting longer than the maximum acceptable waiting time has increased significantly has also been confirmed by data from
Minister of Culture Asta Vrečko advocates for freedom of the media and journalistic reporting only in Serbia. In Slovenia, she has completely different criteria. Here, she is not opposed to the persecution of opposition media and the shameless funding of politically loyal media. The Minister for Culture, Asta Vrečko, recently criticised the fact that some
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The government of Robert Golob has adopted a law that directly interferes with the constitutionally guaranteed right to free economic initiative. The new hospitality law will effectively wipe out 90 percent of private providers of short-term accommodation, according to the representatives of the landlord association. On the other hand, as studies from abroad show, it
The Gen-I energy company’s Balkan dealings, specifically the transfers from Gen-I’s Serbian subsidiary to the companies of Kosovo’s Ambassador to Croatia, Martin Berishaj, have long been a source of concern. But although Gen-I claimed that it did not have access to the subsidiary’s data that could shed light on the situation, this has now been