The National Assembly confirmed in a unanimous vote amendments to the pension and disability insurance act that provide a tiered indexation of pensions as a means of bridging the gap between pensions and wages caused by austerity measures during the economic and financial crisis. The pensions of those who retired before the end of 2010 …
A memorial site in Italy’s Basovizza dedicated to four Slovenian victims of Fascism executed in September 1930, known as the Basovizza Heroes, has been granted a status of cultural importance by Italian regional authorities, the Trieste-based Primorski Dnevnik reported on Wednesday. By doing this, the Friuli Venezia Giulia region has laid the groundwork for the …
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Sweden’s new prime minister, Social Democrat Magdalena Andersson, who was previously finance minister, has a daunting task ahead of her: dealing with the ever-growing gang violence and firing shots in Swedish cities. Her predecessor, Stefan Löfven, was unable to curb the exponential growth in gunshots during his seven-year tenure. The Swedish parliament narrowly elected Andersson …
The fact that the public still has not seen either the original diploma or the bar examination of Branko Masleša, that is correctly completed and supported by evidence of a completed internship, is, to put it mildly, unbelievable. Especially if we take into account the fact that Masleša was just recently the President of the …
Catastrophic communication of the Supreme Court on the Masleša case Read More »
This year, voters in the Republic of Slovenia will go to the polls three times, namely to the National Assembly, local or municipal, and presidential elections. At the end of 2022, elections to the National Council of the Republic of Slovenia will also take place. Elections to the National Assembly are expected to take place …
A total of 7,420 coronavirus infections were recorded in Slovenia on Tuesday in what is by far the record daily number since the start of the epidemic. The positivity rate again exceeded 50%, data released by the National Institute of Public Health (NIJZ) on Wednesday shows. 13 Covid patients died, up 10 on the day …
Slovenia and Hungary are becoming more than neighbours: we are building a modern friendship. On a regular basis, our Prime Ministers, Viktor Orbán and Janez Janša meet. Your Minister Janez Cigler Kralj was the guest of my Minister Katalin Novák – for the Budapest Demographic Summit. Our relationship is starting to grow at the …
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With these accusations, Imad Karim’s video was banned from YouTube. Karim had to react quickly to the deletion, he uploaded it a few days later, to other censorship-free platforms such as GETTR and others. Karim’s reportage is a haunting film that shows the truth about the “refugees seeking protection” on the Polish-Belarusian border and Poland’s efforts for European …
One out of ten primary school children and 16% of all secondary students are self-isolating with a total of 1,431 classes being taught remotely due to coronavirus infections as of Tuesday, Education Ministry data available on the tracker site covid-19.sledilnik.org shows. As many as 936 classes at primaries and 495 classes at secondary schools were …
Slovenia: 10% of Primary, 16% of Secondary Pupils Self-Isolating Read More »
According to our information, the state Prosecutor General, Drago Šketa, arrived in Moscow on Tuesday, accompanied by Drago Kos, to celebrate the 300th anniversary of the Russian Prosecutor’s Office – at a time when Russia has almost started a war, and new EU and NATO sanctions against it are on the horizon. According to our …
Our editorial office recently obtained some interesting information, which led us to the path of the allegedly controversial financing of Robert Golob’s election campaign. Robert Golob is the latest “new face” on the Slovenian political scene and the former President of the Management Board of the Slovenian energy company Gen-I, and during our latest research, …
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The District Court in Ljubljana acquitted the Mayor of the City of Ljubljana, Zoran Janković, and his two sons, Damjan and Jure, of charges of allegedly failing to fulfil obligations of a financial nature in connection with the sale of the Mercator company shares. Zoran Janković, the visible face of the transitional left and the …
The Politicised Court Acquitted the Opponent of Janez Janša’s Policies, and His Two Sons Read More »
