Left-wing extremism has many faces. One thing they all have in common is the imitation of the traditions of Nazism and fascism, which they usually hysterically try to distance themselves from, and also claim to despise. The latter is certainly a good thing; however, their hypocrisy is not, as there is often no noticeable difference …
Slovenia can expect the first transfer of funds under the EU’s recovery and resilience instrument very soon, European Commission Executive Vice-President Valdis Dombrovskis said after a virtual session of EU finance ministers. Finance Minister Andrej Šircelj said the financing agreement had already been signed and submitted to the Commission last week. Slovenia is entitled to …
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On Friday, members of the Slovenian National Assembly discussed the Treaty on the Prohibition of Fully Autonomous Weapons. The essential feature of lethal autonomous weapons is that they are not controlled by a human (a member of the armed forces) but instead operate independently on the basis of pre-designed algorithms, which is basically a synonym …
For the Levica Party, Deaths Have Never Been a Problem Read More »
According to the District State Prosecutor Maša Podlipnik, a person is allowed to do practically everything in the name of art. Namely, the prosecutor has assessed that in the case of vandalism of the building of the Ministry of Culture and harassment of the ministry’s employees by the suspects Vuk Čosić and Miha Zadnikar Ilić, …
According to the latest results of Parsifal’s public opinion poll, large growth in support has been recorded for the parties that are in favour of cooperation and integration in a development-oriented coalition. These results indicate that a good part of the participants in the survey find it important that the party which they will vote …
Slovenian Democratic Party is continuing with its visits in different regions. Members and followers of the SDS party met with the party’s leadership in the Gorenjska and Ljubljana regions. Numerous speakers lined up on the podium, and the main speaker in both meetings was the party’s president, Janez Janša. In his speech, he presented the …
Slovenian cycling star Primož Roglič (Jumbo-Visma) won Sunday’s 33.8km time trial between Padron and Santiago de Compostela to win the Spanish race for the third time, while today’s win is his fourth stage victory in the last three weeks. The 31-year-old rider has become only the third cyclist to win three consecutive Vuelta races, after …
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The recovered-vaccinated-tested rule (preboleli, cepljeni, testirani – PCT) will be expanded to a number of activities starting from Monday under a new government regulation that comes amidst rising numbers of coronavirus infections and hospitals filling up quickly with Covid-19 patients. The new regulation, which will come fully into effect within seven days, was presented by Health …
Expanded Recovered-Vaccinated-Tested (PCT) Rule Starts today Read More »
While some countries fear a wave of Afghan refugees, Denmark has been pursuing an asylum policy for years, endorsed by the Danish People’s Party (a party that opposes immigration) and is now also supported by the Social Democratic government. In Copenhagen, Afghan refugees fleeing the Taliban regime are only admitted in small numbers. The Scandinavian …
Silicon Valley tech giants have gained considerable influence in Brussels in recent years thanks to their increasingly intense lobbying activities. According to a recent report, Facebook has spent €5.5 million, Google €7.5 million, Microsoft €5.2 million and Apple €3.5 million to lobby the European Union to ensure that the European Commission takes the interests of …
Brussels makes decisions under pressure from lobby groups Read More »
At a press conference of the SDS parliamentary group, SDS MP Branko Grims presented a draft declaration in support of the European Parliament Resolution of April 2nd, 2009 on European consciousness and totalitarianism. The European Parliament based this resolution on the Vilnius Declaration and adopted it in the light of the United Nations Universal Declaration …
MP Branko Grims: All totalitarianisms are criminal and worthy of condemnation Read More »
Yesterday, the Minister of the Interior, Aleš Hojs, responded to the accusations that the proposed introduction of a fine for indecent behaviour towards government officials establishes a privileged category of citizens. As he pointed out, the most exposed representatives of the state in all democratic countries are especially protected. As Hojs explained, the decision to …
