Could citizens really rely on an officer like this, in case of an armed conflict? Can we really be certain that he would not point his gun at fellow citizens who do not share his beliefs? Many are wondering about this, after looking at the Facebook profile of the army Captain Jure Lampe. A worshipper …
In the third quarter of last year, Slovenia was among the countries in the European Union and the euro area that recovered the most, with the growth of as much as 12.4 percent. It is also among the countries where unemployment has risen the least during this health crisis, and the decline in our gross …
Even though the left, and the SD party president Tanja Fajon in particular, are full of empty promises about dialogue, reassuring politics, unity and non-violence, it seems that they do not practice what they preach at all. Neither the politicians nor their followers. They do not find it problematic that, for example, the Prime Minister …
“After more than a hundred days of the more or less effective distance learning, there is no reason why pupils and students, and thus their teachers and professors, should not return to schools and lecture halls. The government must immediately ensure appropriate conditions for their return, of course taking into account all of the necessary …
Just like the SD party, Šarec’s LMŠ will also go down in history as a destructive force Read More »
“The blame for the crimes cannot be entirely attributed to the resistance movement as a whole, the responsibility for it lies with the Communist Party, which had a decisive influence on the military and other armed groups, and which already began to pave its way to power during the war,” said Mirjam Dujo Jurjevčič, author …
Revolutionary violence in Notranjska between 1941 and 1945 Read More »
The political activity of the most politically diligent journalists of the current “fifth opposition party,” POP TV, has often paid off in the past. One of the diligent journalists in question is also Denis Oštir. The former long-time journalist and editor of the 24UR website became the Head of Public Relations at the company Gorenje …
Vili Kovačič, the so-called Citizen K, is fighting for the rights of democracy. Just as he has fearlessly done in the past, which got him into trouble, he is firmly decided to make sure that truth and justice will win this time too. With his new initiative, he is calling on the Minister of Justice, …
Just when a person thinks that nothing can surprise them anymore, along come the Rog squatters, who make sure to prove them otherwise. Despite the fact that the Levica MP Nataša Sukić insists that new ideas, critical thought and things that are extremely important for our society as such were being born in Rog, we …
Our editorial office has received a letter from a member of the DeSUS party committee of Vrhnika. As Vid Drašček wrote in his letter, he is ashamed of the behaviour of the party president Karl Erjavec, who refused the invitation of the President Borut Pahor, who invited the presidents of all parties to a talk …
DeSUS member in his letter to Erjavec: “I am ashamed!” Read More »
Compared to the European average, Slovenia is doing very well in terms of vaccination coverage, as our country has a higher number of vaccinated people than the EU average. However, it is certainly not in the interest of the mainstream media to report on the improvement of the situation regarding vaccination. POP TV presented Slovenia …
“One of the major Slovenian web portals has begun investigating crime in the Croatian Football Association and the entire Balkan region,” Krunoslav Grlević, a whistleblower who revealed the criminal acts in Croatian football said in his latest interview with a Croatian investigative journalist. All the indecencies of the President of the Croatian Football Federation and …
“If there is a lot of interest, if there are needs for certain jobs, but there is no space or money for these programmes, we will provide the premises and funds, and the enrolment will increase. The interest of the professors will also be greater if the salaries are better,” Prime Minister Janez Janša said. …
