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
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Where the deeper reasons for the development of the situation in Afghanistan may lie, is aptly shown by a comparison in the area of freedom of expression (= “freedom” according to the understanding of the left): A Taliban terrorist can have an unlimited active Twitter account (see above), the former US President Donald Trump, on
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In light of current events, it is extremely difficult to assess whether the profession will even be able to continue to successfully manage the coronavirus epidemic. Despite the extremely difficult situations in the first and second waves of the epidemic, the media, the opposition, and the deniers of the virus have always wanted to create
The Youth Strategic Forum, an international event, was recently held in Maribor. It was organised by the two largest youth wings of the SDS and NSi parties. With the forum, they wanted to show that it is important to work together and talk about the key problems that burden young people, as well as encourage
Members of the Slovenian Army have won the European Best Sniper Team Competition in Germany, which ended on Saturday – after seven very strenuous days. The winning Team Lynx 01 won first place with 2237 out of 5044 total points. The seven-day competition for the best snipers that was held in Germany has ended on
“SD president defends police inaction in attacks on MPs,” Interior Minister Aleš Hojs commented on a statement by Tanja Fajon, who condemned the Minister for insulting police officers with slackers, and then she accused the SDS party that by changing generations it creates an impatient society. But Fajon, with her harsh rhetoric, created the conditions for
The urgent petition aims to prevent the offering of Islam as a regular school subject in Bavaria with the start of the new school year. Several AfD members of the Bavarian parliament and citizens have jointly filed an urgent petition with Bavaria’s Constitutional Court against the planned teaching of Islam in Bavarian schools, Süddeutsche Zeitung reports.
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The banking group NLB reported EUR 139.8 million in net profit for the first half of the year, a rise of 90% year-on-year, which came with a “visible contribution” from the NLB’s latest acquisition, the Serbian bank Komercijalna Banka. Net interest income increased by 32% to EUR 198.6 million and net non-interest income was up
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Dravske Elektrarne Maribor (DEM) will launch next week construction of a new solar power plant adjacent to the Zlatoličje Hydro Power Plant, some 20 kilometres south-east of Maribor. Almost 6,000 photovoltaic modules are planned to be installed, with total rated output of 2.7 MWp expected to produce 3,000 MWh of electricity annually. The project worth
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Job vacancies in Slovenia increased by almost 25% from the first quarter to over 20,500 in the second quarter of the year. The strongest demand for workers was in the hospitality sector and in culture and entertainment. The country’s vacancy rate thus rose to a quarterly record of 2.6%, the Statistics Office reported. Despite lockdown
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A year ago, I wrote an article about Belarus and the mass protests against the re-election of its President Alexander Lukashenko, who has been in power since 1994. The protests were suppressed with great severity, and in the course of a few days thousands and thousands were arrested, as the reporter Witold Dobrowolski told me,
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