Slovenian Scientist Dr Sašo Dolenc responded to an article written by a sociologist and publicist Dr Tomaž Mastnak in Dnevnik, in which Mastnak expressed the belief that very little is known about the nature, origin and immediate consequences, as well as the long-term consequences of the covid-19 disease. The same, he said, applies to diagnosing, …
Prompted by the denial of traditional genders, some progressive TikTokers have come to question not only their identity, but also whether they are members of the human race. The recent video posted by the TikToker starts with a short, nearly commonplace declaration of her preferred pronouns. The individual who biologically resembles a girl but does …
Yesterday, Prime Minister Janez Janša spoke with President of the European Council Charles Michel over the phone. They discussed the latest developments and the situation in Afghanistan, the future activities of the EU Council in the light of the changing geopolitical situation, the future of Europe and the Bled Strategic Forum, as well as the …
In its response to the announced interpellation of Minister Simona Kustec, the Ministry of Education stated that it cannot comment on the interpellation until it is filed. However, the ministry emphasised that preparations for the beginning of the school year are, and also that there will be no significant changes when it comes to pedagogical …
If the younger part of the Slovenian population falls prey to the subversive delusions of the Levica party (the Left), then we are in for a rough ride – for several reasons: firstly, because it would be proof that most sensible young people have already left our country and moved abroad, and secondly, because after …
The Comrades from the Levica Party Are Actually Dreaming of a Revolution Read More »
“There is precisely as much chaos as you managed to create with the Constitutional Arch Coalition, the SD party, and your Education, Science and Culture Trade Union satellite,” Prime Minister Janez Janša responded to a message by the Social Democrats about the LMŠ, SD, SAB, and Levica parties convening an extraordinary meeting of the Committee …
“Again I hear the song amid the plains”, says a line in the poem by Feri Lainšček, which we read in the middle of the wonderful Prekmurje landscape which is so special, dreamlike and beautiful. A landscape that makes the poet’s soul sing and sets his heart to play. It is not only the poet …
A total of 2,058 PCR tests were performed in Slovenia to result in 318 new confirmed coronavirus infections, the highest daily number since 1 June, the National Institute of Public Health (NIJZ) said. The 14-day incidence per 100,000 population increased by seven to 107. The positivity rate was 15.5%, significantly higher than on the day …
Highest number of new cases since 1 June confirmed on Monday Read More »
The European Regional Development Fund will contribute EUR 13.6 million in financing under the React-EU programme for computer equipment for Slovenian educational institutions to promote the development of virtual learning environments. The entire project is valued at EUR 16.2 million. The equipment purchase will be handled by Arnes, a public institute that provides network services …
EU funds available for computer equipment for schools Read More »
Minister of Foreign Affairs Anže Logar yesterday attended an extraordinary meeting of EU foreign ministers on the latest developments in Afghanistan via video conference. The focus was placed on the EU’s coordination in evacuating European citizens and local Afghan staff who supported member states and the EU during their activities in Afghanistan. The foreign ministers …
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Artist Arjan Pregl has made a completely tasteless comment regarding the events in Afghanistan, which even the Minister of the Interior, Aleš Hojs, commented on. Namely, Pregl wondered whether the SDS party had already sent an ambassador to Afghanistan to exchange views with the Taliban on a traditional society without feminism, LGBT, and multicultural agendas. …
With the Taliban takeover of power in Afghanistan, Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Janša and his Croatian counterpart Andrej Plenković discussed the situation in the Middle East, migration, and measures to protect the European Union’s external borders. Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Janša wrote on Twitter that he and his Croatian counterpart Andrej Plenković had discussed measures …
The Prime Ministers of Slovenia and Croatia Talked About the Upcoming Migrant Tsunami Read More »
