“The attitude of the left towards totalitarian regimes is scandalous. They bow to their own, and they shout as loudly as they can against the two that have been gone for decades now, just to make themselves look better. The fact that their negative attitude towards their former comrades is not genuine is evidenced by …
Following Friday’s events at Triglav, where a group of left-wing activists led by the infamous trade unionist Tea Jarc tried to provoke an incident – they were probably expecting the Prime Minister’s security guards to tackle them so that they would have been able to play the role of dissidents in public – it has …
Slovenia has started using monoclonal antibody treatment for some patients with Covid-19, having received a shipment of 1,000 doses of a drug as part of an EU contract. The combination of two antibody treatments, casirivimab and imdevimab, is used at the request of attending physicians under a temporary permit from the Slovenian Agency for Medicinal …
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Prime Minister Janez Janša attended the international conference entitled “Illusive Reconciliation: Transitional Processes in Central and Eastern Europe in a Comparative Perspective”, organised by the National Council of the Republic of Slovenia, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Study Centre for National Reconciliation in cooperation with the Platform of European Memory and Conscience. In …
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“They were jumping on tables, blowing whistles, and insulting everyone,” Jože Senica – Joc, an employee of the Slovenian Environment Agency, commented on Friday’s events at Kredarica – when the cyclists, led by Tea Jarc, brutally verbally attacked the Prime Minister Janez Janša, and the Minister of the Interior Aleš Hojs. As Senica also added, …
On Monday, an international conference was held in Ljubljana, entitled “Illusive Reconciliation: Transitional Processes in Central and Eastern Europe in a Comparative Perspective,” which was organised by the National Council of the Republic of Slovenia, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the Study Centre for National Reconciliation, in cooperation with the Platform of European Memory …
“This reflex of thinking that Brussels is similar to Belgrade, so, a city from which we receive instructions we then obediently follow, will have to be changed. The policy of Brussels is shaped by the EU member states and Janša is doing just that,” wrote the university professor Žiga Turk, in response to a post …
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There are still Hungarians in Afghanistan and Hungary will also rescue those Afghans whose lives are now in danger for having cooperated in Hungarian operations there over the past 10 to15 years, the Hungarian prime minister told Hungary’s public radio (MR1) Vasárnapi Újság programme Sunday morning. On the topic of a new migration crisis, Viktor …
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President Borut Pahor reaffirmed Slovenia’s support for Ukraine’s territorial integrity as he attended an international conference on Russia’s illegal annexation of the Crimea in 2014. He backed the joint declaration of the newly formed Crimea Platform, and called for dialogue between Ukraine and Russia, and the EU and Russia. In the face of growing instability …
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Foreign Minister Anže Logar pledged regular bilateral dialogue and cooperation as he met his Israeli counterpart Yair Lapid, Kneset Speaker Mickey Levy, and the chair of the parliamentary defence and foreign affairs committee Ram Ben Barakm. Logar and Lapid discussed bilateral relations and cooperation. Topical developments in the region were also on the agenda alongside …
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More than 50% of Slovenians aged over 18 have been fully vaccinated and 55% have received the first shot of a coronavirus vaccine, the latest official figures show. Figures from Cepimose.si, the official vaccination portal, show more than 868,000 fully vaccinated and almost 950,000 having received the first shot In the overall population, the percentages …
Slovenia reported 116 coronavirus infections for Sunday in what is the highest Sunday case count since 10 May. The 14-day incidence per 100,000 population continued to rise, by four to 163, show fresh official figures. The latest cases come from 754 PCR tests for a positivity rate of 15.4%, which is more than double the …
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