In an interview on the show Odmevi regarding the violent protests that happened this Wednesday due to the protesters opposing the RVT condition (recovered, vaccinated, tested), Minister of the Interior, Aleš Hojs, said that the fiercest perpetrators had been detained. “As far as I know, samples from the objects that had been thrown to the
The government mandated that a Covid pass will be required at gatherings of over 50 people, be it organised public events or public indoor or outdoor gatherings. This means participants will need to be vaccinated, tested or have proof of recovery. So far, the Covid pass was required for events with up to 100 participants
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The Nazarje-based home appliance maker BSH Hišni aparati, a Slovenian subsidiary of BSH Hausgeräte GmbH, will receive a state subsidy worth EUR 7.7 million. The investment will create 62 new jobs, including at least 12 for highly qualified employees, the Economy Ministry said. Economy Minister Zdravko Počivalšek will sign a subsidy agreement with BSH Hišni
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Continuing its policy of unifying and establishing “LGBT rights” across the European Union as part of a “rainbow Europe”, the European Parliament adopted a resolution on 13th September by 387 votes to 161 with 123 abstentions calling on the European Commission to take measures to introduce ‘gay marriage’ and adoption rights for gay couples across the European
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At a press conference following a joint meeting of the governments of Slovenia and Hungary and the signing of intergovernmental agreements, the Minister of Economic Development and Technology, Zdravko Počivalšek, and the Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Péter Szijjárto, presented specific cooperation projects and the positions of Slovenia and Hungary. By way of
Prof. Dr Matej Makarovič is the dean of the Faculty of Information Studies (FIŠ), the first faculty in Novo mesto and the first public faculty outside one of the Slovenian universities. As such, it is also the first pillar of public higher education in south-eastern (SE) Slovenia. Procedures are underway for the establishment of a
The Nova24TV reporters found a whole range of extremely dangerous people at Wednesday’s protest on the Republic Square. They found extreme Islamists, Antifa terrorists, and members of the Green Dragons fan group. When the day turned into night, they struck: they fired a rocket at the building of the National Assembly, spat at the cameraman
Despite the fact that all of the most developed countries in the world with the highest-quality healthcare systems have a robust private healthcare system in addition to the public one, the Levica party (the Left) is clearly once again wishing they could have their favourite healthcare system from the dreamy Venezuela, Cuba and North Korea
On Wednesday afternoon, a real drama took place at the main Maribor post office. The perpetrator went completely insane, insulted the postal employee and attacked the SDS MP Dejan Kaloh. A man came to the post office, who was very upset at the post, as he found the post office service too expensive. This upset
Slovenia plans to increase the number of personnel in NATO’s mission in Iraq (NMI) to up to 15 soldiers and civilian experts under a decision adopted by the government in the summer that the parliamentary foreign policy and defence committees took note yesterday. NATO defence ministers decided in February to expand the Iraq mission from
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The European Commission deliberately looks the other way when it comes to national minorities, and there is a political motive behind this, wrote hungarian researcher Balázs Tárnok in an opinion piece for Newsweek. Many Europeans belong to a cultural, linguistic or ethnic group within a Member State that is different from the majority. This applies,
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Before the joint meeting of the Governments of the Republic of Slovenia and Hungary, the Prime Minister Janez Janša yesterday attended a ceremony marking the opening of the 53rd International Trade Fair in Celje and addressed the participants. The Prime Minister began by welcoming the Prime Minister of Hungary, Viktor Orbán, and other high-ranking guests,