“The results of the work of Slovenian Trade Union of Police Officers, Nataša Pirc Musar, and the Constitutional Court are becoming apparent today – with 531 new infections, which is a 20 percent increase from last week,” Minister of the Interior Aleš Hojs commented on the increase in the number of infections on Saturday. We
Online commentators are surprised by the police’s attitude towards the extreme left participants in the unreported counter-protest against the March for Life. Comparisons have also been made regarding the police’s reaction in the case of removal of the Yellow Jackets from the unreported anti-government protest of the left-wing political cyclists and the (non)reaction of the
On Wednesday, we once again witnessed an unregistered rally; however, it is well known that the president of the Resni.ca party (the Truth party), Zoran Stevanović, was actively inviting people on social media to join him at the protest. The protesters, some of them children, wreaked real havoc this time, as they took to the
President Borut Pahor will receive German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Brdo pri Kranju on Tuesday to confer on her the Order of Merit for Distinguished Service, Slovenia’s top honour. Merkel, who is leaving office after 16 years, will receive the decoration for her personal contribution to deepening relations between Slovenia and Germany on all levels
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Last week, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán spoke at the 4th Budapest Demography Conference, which was organized as a forum for family-friendly policies and other measures to reverse population decline without mass immigration. In his keynote speech, he raised the question: “Is it a problem when the population is shrinking?” “The West simply does not
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One could easily consider it satire if this report did not come from Germany, where there are apparently no limits to left-wing absurdity. The city of Hanau has now created its own parking spaces for “minorities”. In the future, only people from the LGBTQ circle and migrants (!) will be allowed to park on these. Parpklätze to
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On Friday Prime Minister Janez Janša had a meeting with European Commission Vice-President for Democracy and Demography Dubravka Šuica. They discussed the Conference on the Future of Europe. Vice-President Šuica expressed her concern regarding the low participation of European citizens in the discussions. Prime Minister Janša stressed that the need for an open and sincere
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Prime Minister Janez Janša today met with senior representatives of the Identity and Democracy Group in the European Parliament, which is on a study visit to Slovenia. They discussed topical EU issues, in particular the Conference on the Future of Europe and the COVID-19 situation in Europe. They also touched on the preparations for the
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On Thursday, the Constitutional Court stayed the implementation of the provisions of the decree, which introduced the recovered or vaccinated rule for employees in the public administration sector, starting Friday. With the decree in question, the Government determined that from the 1st of October, employees in the state administration who want to work at the
The Nova24TV editorial office received a photo in which, among others, there is also police officer Darko Pehan, posing with a red star on his Titovka cap. This seems to be another in a series of examples of employees in state institutions worshipping the symbols of the totalitarian regime even 30 years after the break-up
“Who will create the truth?” Matej T. Vatovec, an MP of the Levica party (the Left), wrote on Twitter, commenting on the resignation of Bojan Veselinovič, director of the Slovenian Press Agency (Slovenska tiskovna agencija – referred to as the STA). “STA is the pillar of all news for the media. The equation is simple:
Bojan Veselinovič announced today that talks with the director of the government’s communications office Uroš Urbanija on a public service contract in 2021 were unsuccessful and that he could not agree to the conditions under which “a government representative is forcing payment for a public service provided by STA for free now for the 273rd day”. He