Slovenian Radio-Television has proven to be too independent for Slovenia’s current Prime Minister Janez Janša, the British weekly The Economist wrote – which is supposedly known as a fairly credible and objective media outlet. However, the cited statement shows it in a completely different light. They also wrote that for more than a year now, …

For the Second Time Now, The Economist Has Attacked the Slovenian Government with False Accusations –the Journalistic Activism has Overstepped the Bounds of Good Taste! Read More »

On Palm Sunday, the 8th of April 1990, the first multi-party elections after the Second World War took place in Slovenia, at which the Democratic Opposition of Slovenia (in Slovenian: Demokratična opozicija Slovenije – Demos) won. Elections that were held 31 years ago were free and multi-party, but the SDS party believes that they were …

Thirty-One Years Ago, the First Multi-Party Elections After the Second World War Took Place in Slovenia, At Which the Demos Coalition Won Read More »

In his latest book, Culture and Politics (Kultura in Politika in Slovenian), academic Janko Kos briefly but yet understandably and accurately explains the course of Slovenia’s transition from the communist rule to democracy. In the beginning, “an agreement was reached between the old communist elite and the bearers of the democratic renewal.” With the end …

It Is High Time for You to Stop! Read More »

According to the latest data on vaccines received among the countries of the European Union, Slovenia ranks 7th, i.e. at the very top of the countries. You are unlikely to find this information in the mainstream media. The world-famous BBC has published new data on vaccinations and vaccines received by population between EU countries. On …

The latest data on vaccination, which will not be shown by the mainstream media: Slovenia has further improved its position and is at the very top of the EU countries! Read More »