Psychoanalyst Roman Vodeb posted some critical thoughts on the media space in Slovenia on his Facebook profile. As a psychoanalyst, he says he does not want to associate with either of the political sides; however, he is a leftist at heart but a conservative because of the psychoanalysis. In his videos, he pointed out that …
On World Press Freedom Day, the Slovene Association of Journalists, along with the friends of the Slovenian Press Agency (Slovenska tiskovna agencija – referred to as the STA), announced the beginning of the “STA survival” (obSTAnek) campaign, in which they are raising funds for the STA. According to the president of the association, Petra Lesjak …
Last week, there was an increase in the number of newly confirmed coronavirus infections in Slovenia, which is worrying, according to dr. Mateja Logar, head of the covid-19 advisory group and infectiologist. “The share of positive PCR tests has started to increase again, which means that the virus is still among us,” she said, stressing …
“The Association of Journalists and Publicists distances itself from media manipulations regarding the fate and threat to the Slovenian Press Agency. The fact is that our distinguished member, the late Borut Meško, after whom the award given for journalistic achievements by our Association is named, in addition to the beaten journalist Miro Petek, was the …
“The European Jewish Association that wrote to us is an organisation of one radical individual, who is causing a lot of damage to the Jewish union. And as for our real estate on Levstikova, legally speaking, everything is in order …” The president of the SD party, Tanja Fajon, shocked at Friday’s press conference with …
We are introducing an employee of the Government Office for Development and European Cohesion Policy, Jasminka Dedić, Ph.D., who is also a former employee of the Peace Institute. She was also a candidate in the 2014 European Parliament elections. As a member of the Initiative for Democratic Socialism (Iniciativa za demokratični socializem – IDS), she …
Recently, a Slovenian identitarian group Tradicija proti tiraniji (Tradition against Tyranny) published on its website an interesting interview with Ivan Bilokapić, the Vice-Chairman of the international European patriotic organisation Europa Terra Nostra. Ivan was born in Croatia and moved abroad after he finished his studies. He joined Europa Terra Nostra and became its Vice-Chairman in …
Slovenia had 2,108,977 residents on 1 January, of whom 1,940,326 were citizens of Slovenia and 168,651 were foreigners. A negative trend was observed in the last quarter of 2020, as the number of births decreased and the number of deaths increased compared to the same period the year before, the Statistics Office has reported. On …
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After the Government of the Republic of Slovenia adopted the national Recovery and Resilience Plan on Wednesday, the Government Office for Development and European Cohesion Policy today submitted the Plan to the European Commission. ‘The submission of the Recovery and Resilience Plan marks the conclusion of a challenging and comprehensive task. We are in the …
About twenty retired French generals signed an appeal against the spread of radical Islam in the country, and the defense minister announced action against the signatories. An absurd situation, similar to that created by the recent unbelievable acquittal of the murderer of Professor Sarah Halimi, who was thrown from the balcony of his house in April …
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Message by Prime Minister Janez Janša for 1 May, International Labour Day, and the day celebrating St Joseph the Worker. Although many values can be found in work, we must not forget the truth: Work is for man, not man for work. These words of Pope Paul VI particularly speak to us on this year’s …
