On May 3rd, 1991, the massacre of Croatian police officers in Borovo Selo near Vukovar reverberated in Yugoslavia. The Demos government followed the situation with concern, and expressed concern for its young boys who were serving in the YPA. Let’s remember. The President of the Republic of Croatia, Franjo Tuđman, addressed the Croatian citizens in …
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Shooting between Israel and the Palestinian territories continues. Hamas’s terrorists are firing on Israel, the Israel Defence Forces are fighting back, and civilians on both sides are suffering. The reason for the number of casualties being higher on the Palestinian side is that the Islamic terrorist hide among the civilians, launch their rockets that are …
Prime Minister Janez Janša announced some good news regarding the covid-19 epidemic and the related vaccination process, which is crucial for the return to the time we knew before the epidemic. “There are currently around 800 thousand people in Slovenia who are at least partially protected due to the vaccination or because they already recovered …
“If that were true, it is a lot of work for an afternoon job. But even if it is true, his work is probably not worth more than the work of the President of the European Commission, is it? Two hundred and fifty thousand euros a year for the afternoon work of a supervisor is …
The President of the National Assembly, Igor Zorčič, voted against the agenda of the regular session he is chairing. And thus prevented the consideration of a number of important solutions for the people, as well as the constitutional accusation filed by the opposition – this is what Prime Minister Janez Janša wrote today and assessed …
Tensions are growing in the Middle East, and the division of the media around the world and in Slovenia is growing. In recent days, it has become apparent that some media outlets simply do not want to express an opinion on what is happening in Israel. A similar story applies to our public television, which should …
On Monday Prime Minister Janez Janša attended a ceremony marking the 31st anniversary of the Manoeuvre Structure of National Protection, entitled: Manoeuvre Structure of National Protection – the Beginning of the Creation of the Slovenian Army. The ceremony, held in the National Gallery in Ljubljana, opened with an introductory address by Interior Minister Aleš Hojs, …
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“We, too, would prefer that the events that occurred in the Slovenian Press Agency had never happened,” wrote at the Slovenian Government Communication Office, and continued: “Unfortunately, they did happen, and they should serve as a reminder and warning to all so that something similar never happens again. When Veselinovič officially took over as the director in …
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“This is such an absurd situation. Speaker of the National Assembly, Igor Zorčič, voted against the agenda of the regular session he is chairing. And thus he prevented the consideration of a number of important solutions for the people, as well as the discussion on the proposal for a constitutional impeachment, filed by the opposition,” …
In an interview with Siol, Israeli Ambassador Eyal Sela said that Slovenia and Israel have a good relationship. He has been in office for more than four years now and has also worked with the previous governments. As Sela stated, they have had good relations with all of the previous governments as well, but they …
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On Tuesday, the Minister of the Economy and Technological Development was questioned before the parliamentary Commission of Inquiry for investigating abuses in the case of Franc Kangler and others. Počivalšek shared his opinion on the work of the police and the intelligence services and was mainly critical of the government of Marjan Šarec. At the …
“At that time, Drago Kos and Boštjan Penko appeared in Rop’s government one day. They were explaining some principles to the government, the concept of which was the then-still unfounded Commission for the Prevention of Corruption (referred to as the CPC). At first, the matter did not interest me at all, so I did not …
