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State Secretary Dovžan receives Vice-President of the French National Assembly

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State Secretary Gašper Dovžan today received Vice-President of the French National Assembly Laëtitia Saint-Paul, who is visiting Slovenia together with Sabine Thillaye, the Chair of the European Affairs Committee of the French National Assembly. The talks were aimed at continuing the enhanced strategic cooperation between Slovenia and France against the backdrop of their successive EU …

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Slovenian Foreign Ministry joins EU’s call regarding Cyprus

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The Foreign Ministry shared on Twitter a statement by the EU condemning Turkey’s unilateral steps regarding the town of Varosha in Cyprus. “Slovenia supports all endeavours towards a comprehensive settlement of the Cyprus issue in line with the UN resolutions and European Union values,” the ministry wrote. The EU strongly condemned Turkey’s “unilateral steps and …

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Gender brainwashing disguised as preschool storybook

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A publication for preschoolers about gender ideology and sexuality comes in the guise of a board book storybook, which allows the youngest ones to learn the alphabet through words related to gender ideology. The The GayBCs was published in board book edition, clearly aimed at targeting the youngest children merely a few years old. Each page of …

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Plečnik’s Ljubljana Landmarks Added to UNESCO’s World Heritage List

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Ljubljana’s landmarks designed by architect Jože Plečnik (1872-1957), including the Triple Bridge, Congress Square and Žale Cemetery, have been included in UNESCO’s World Heritage List in line with a decision adopted by the World Heritage Committee on Wednesday. Slovenia submitted the bid in January 2020 after an earlier joint bid with the Czech Republic was …

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Protest of Hungarian professors against “modernity” and “progressiveness”

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The Batthyány Society of Professors is deeply concerned that in European politics such doctrines and expectations are being enforced that are fundamentally contrary to traditional conservative bourgeois values. We are particularly concerned that the neoliberal and neo-Marxist principles are becoming increasingly clear and vigorous in Hungarian left-liberal political circles and in the independent media, as well as …

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Minna Sundberg: “I have been given a gift to convey information in a special way, and it’s my duty to not waste it”

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Minna Sundberg is a 31 years old illustrator and online comic creator from Finland. She started publishing her first comic in 2011, and since then more than a few books were published in paper. Her award-winning work from the beginning stood out for its sense of warmth. A common inspiration in her works was Nordic …

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Olympics: Judoka Gomboc finishes 7th in men’s 66kg category

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Slovenian judoka Adrian Gomboc finished 7th in the men’s 66kg category at the Summer Olympics in Tokyo after dropping to Baruch Shmailov of Israel in the repechage. The 26-year-old fought a tactical and cautious fight against the Israeli, who is ranked 8th on the global judo rankings. After the four minutes of regulation time, the …

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Tokio Olympics: Benjamin Savšek Wins Gold in C-1 Slalom

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Slovenian canoeist Benjamin Savšek convincingly won the men’s C-1 slalom on Monday to earn the first gold medal for Slovenia at the Summer Olympics in Tokyo and the second overall medal for the country.  With no penalty seconds, the 34-year-old finished 3.71 seconds ahead of the second-placed Lukaš Rohan of the Czech Republic and 5.45 …

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Lawyer Tamás Gaudi-Nagy’s Facebook page blocked

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Gábor Hertelendy / unser-mitteleuropa The Executive Director of the National Legal Protection Service (NJSZ), lawyer Tamás Gaudi-Nagy, told Magyar Nemzet: – On Sunday I posted my own photo report on social networks and the reports of the Hungarian daily Magyar Nemzet and the Hungarian news agency MTI, which reported on the demonstrations against Budapest Pride …

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FPÖ-Kickl: “Confront the EU centralists”

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FPÖ federal party chairman Herbert Kickl on the importance of working with other patriotic parties. Mr. Federal Party Chairman, in an initial reaction to the Declaration for the Future of Europe signed by 16 European right-wing parties, including the FPÖ, you expressed your confidence. How important is increased cooperation between patriotic forces at EU level? …

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Budapest Pride: counter-demonstration of the Hungarian nationalists

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“As promised, we campaigned for normality, with an event of around 200 participants who protested against the propaganda of otherness.” “All the speakers at our event campaigned for normality and our children. Tamás Kremser, President of our association, Dr. Tamás Gaudi-Nagy, board member and CEO of NJSZ, János Volner, member of parliament, Imre Téglássy, president …

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In an Interview for Siol, Matjaž Han Admitted That Because of the Levica Party, the Left-Wing Political Pole Became More Radicalised

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“And the Levica party (the Left) has not shown this so far, because it has not been part of the government yet, so it did not have this heavy responsibility, and it is therefore also not carrying a heavy backpack. Talking about what things could have been like if they were different is the easiest …

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