At Thursday’s meeting, the government adopted a decision on the dismissal and subsequent appointment of two new government representatives in the Council of the Slovenian National Theatre – SNT Drama Ljubljana. The new members are Eva Boštjančič and Urška Pavlovič, who will replace the current members Ingrid Kovšca Pušenjak and Helena Marija Zupan. The latter …
The Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS) parliamentary group has tabled amendments to the Act Determining Intervention Measures for Recovery from the Floods and Landslides of August 2023, and the Act on Reconstruction, Development and Provision of Financial Sources. The aim of the amendment to the Act Determining Intervention Measures for Recovery from …
“My mother, Silva Šivec, who is collecting applications for transport to the spring protest on the 21st of March, has just been visited by the police. They wanted to know all the details about the protest,” Katja Šivec recently wrote on the social network X, adding that the people in power are crossing the limits …
Months after the August floods, the Golob government is still using the storms as an excuse for all its other failures. According to MP Andrej Hoivik from the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS), the “post-flood rehabilitation” was also one of the excuses for obtaining additional loans, which would, in fact, have served …
Was “Flood Recovery” Just An Excuse For Construction Tycoons To Get Loans From The EU? Read More »
In her recent video, Zala Klopčič, who is an online influencer and Vice-President of Slovenian Democratic Youth (Slovenska demokratska mladina – SDM), the youth wing of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS), commented on the LGBT television show entitled “First Time” (“Prvič”), which is broadcast on the depoliticised national media outlet Radio-Television …
Attack On The Influencer Who Exposed LGBT Propaganda Happening On The National RTV Read More »
Slovenian Member of the European Parliament, Romana Tomc, spoke up at this week’s plenary session in Strasbourg, addressing those present and, in particular, Commissioner Věra Jourová, regarding the new Media Freedom Act. MEP Tomc refused to support the Act because her experience so far shows that even good solutions can be abused for the settling …
The French senate has made public the results of a parliamentary inquiry launched after a Chechen Islamist beheaded Samuel Paty, a high school history teacher, in 2020 for showing a Charlie Hebdo cartoon of the Prophet Mohammed in his class on freedom of expression. The findings on the state of French schools are alarming and …
900 teachers face armed threats in a single school year in France Read More »
Over the past few weeks, farmers in up to ten EU countries have taken to the streets, staging increasingly large demonstrations. In most cases, they are protesting against Brussels’ ideology-driven plans and environmental measures. So far, the most significant protests have unfolded in France, where demonstrators have blockaded major junctions leading to Paris for several …
In many OECD countries, the middle class has seen their ability to save decline and, in some cases, has even fallen into debt, as the tax burden on Europe’s middle class becomes increasingly controversial in the current cost of living crisis. The income and tax burden on the middle classes varies considerably across European countries. …
Slovenian Families Are The Second Most Taxed In Europe Read More »
The Congress of the European People’s Party (EPP) was held on Wednesday and Thursday in Bucharest, and it was also attended by a delegation of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS) – one of EPP’s members. At the EPP Congress, SDS party President Janez Janša spoke about the main challenges that the …
On Friday, Roman Vodeb, a well-known psychoanalyst, sexologist, director and playwright, angrily announced on YouTube that his play, the comedy “The Disappointed Housewife At The Sexologist’s,“ had been censored and that some Slovenian cultural institutions, including the Prešeren Cultural Centre in Kranj and the theatre hall in Novo mesto, refuse to include it in their …
Feminists Want Psychoanalyst Vodeb Removed From The Halls Read More »
On Thursday, the President of the Republic of Slovenia, Nataša Pirc Musar, called on the United Nations Security Council to adopt resolutions for a ceasefire in the Palestinian enclave. At a time of mass crimes against the civilian population, the right of veto is no longer legitimate, said the President, who demanded “that the Security …
