The number of positive coronavirus tests totalled 1,308 in Slovenia on Monday, according to the National Institute of Public Health (NIJZ), in what is a slight drop from a week ago. The number of patients in hospitals was up further as ICU cases exceeded 100 for the first time since May. Three new deaths were …
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Foreign Minister Anže Logar urged his EU peers to stick with the agreement they reached at an informal meeting in Slovenia in September regarding Afghanistan, as EU foreign ministers held a meeting on the margins of the UN General Assembly on Monday. He said the framework agreed at September’s Gymnich meeting should be implemented and …
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State Secretary Gašper Dovžan attended the first regular session of the General Affairs Council of the European Union (GAC) as chair. He presented the priorities for the work of the Council of the EU for the period up to the close of 2021. The Slovenian Presidency is committed to improving the Union’s preparedness for future …
“An example of censorship on RTV! I want to publish the text about the Witness of the Decade, a partisan – a witness to the post-war massacres, in a visible place on the RTV web portal, but the editor Kaja Jakopič has been avoiding this for six days now, while the testimony is being summarised …
“A lot is happening in Slovenia; namely, very important elections will be held here next year, so it is high time to start competing with the programmes, concepts about how we plan to cooperate in order for Slovenia to progress faster,” Prime Minister Janez Janša emphasised at the regular session of the National Assembly. He …
In order to truly understand the political agenda of the Constitutional Arch Coalition (Koalicija ustavnega loka – referred to as the KUL coalition), which enjoys great support from the mainstream media, whether they are conscious of it or not, we need to go back to the 1930s. The First World War and the Treaty of …
This week on the show Pričevalci (Witnesses) by Jože Možina, the guest was the almost one-century-old Anton Cizl, a partisan who even presided over his local Association of Fighters of the National Liberation Movement for a while. In many ways, he is the most important witness of recent times, and what gives his testimony an …
After we exclusively reported in July this year that the Slovenian Commissioner for Crisis Management Janez Lenarčič joined the conditioning for the approval of the Slovenian Recovery Plan worth 2.5 billion euros, thus trying to hurt his own homeland, the SD president Tanja Fajon recently also pointed out that she would insist on initiating a …
Despite the fact that in other European countries, such threats against the highest representatives of the authorities are taken seriously, the situation in our country is completely different. Since the competent institutions simply are not reacting, we are witnessing constant threats that could lead to an escalation of violence. This was already reflected in the …
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The Institute of Macroeconomic Analysis and Development, the government’s economic forecaster, upgraded Slovenia’s growth forecast for the year to 6.1%, 1.5 percentage points up from its spring outlook. It projects for GDP growth to then ease off to 4.7% in 2022 and 3.3% in 2023. The improvement is due to more upbeat projections in the …
What Brussels thinks and is fervently pushing in the way of immigration and LGBTQ propaganda is a reality of everyday life in apathetic Western Europe, but for people here in Central Europe it is grotesque, frightening and repugnant, Hungarian PM and Fidesz Party leader Viktor Orban said at the meeting of the parliamentary group of …
Hungarian Justice Minister Judit Varga has written a letter to EU Internal Market Commissioner Thierry Breton defending Hungary’s Child Protection Act, which has been criticised by liberal media as an anti-LGBTQ law. “Following the adoption of the Child Protection Act, the European Commission sent an official letter to the Hungarian government on 15 July 2021, …
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