Given that the European institutions have been reluctant to criticize their own lack of transparency for years, it is not surprising that last January, a majority of the MEPs decided to vote in favour of changing the European Parliament’s rules of procedure. In accordance with these rules, all MEPs who have important roles in drafting …
The number of new infections rose to 387 on Wednesday, it increased the most among the medical staff and in schools. On Wednesday, we also witnessed new outbreaks in nursing homes, namely in Škofja Loka, in Pegaz’s home in Rogaška Slatina, and in a nursing home in Jesenice. The government has adopted two new ordinances, …
We are revealing the business network of the Idrija tycoon Stojan Petrič, who has received almost a billion euros (994,095,033.96) of Slovenian taxpayers’ money since 2003, with the companies he owns. Stojan Petrič is not trying to hide the fact that he wants to overthrow the current, successful government. His recent failures – the fact …
Stojan Petrič has earned almost a billion euros from the state so far! Read More »
The Government Office for Slovenians Abroad was very pleased to learn of the decision of the Austrian Federal Government to double the funds for the ethnic communities in the country. The last increase in supports to the ethnic communities took place in 1995, which means that there has actually been a huge decline in support …
Slovenia welcomes the doubling of funds for indigenous ethnic communities in Austria Read More »
With the support of the media and capital, the transition networks plan to overthrow the current democratic government, establish a technical government and enthrone the radical left-wing economist Jože P. Damijan as the technical prime minister. A prominent member of Kučan’s Forum 21 and the owner of Idrija’s Kolektor and the Delo newspaper, Stojan Petrič, …
The deteriorating situation is very concerning to the government, as the number of infections is growing rapidly. A total of 356 infections were confirmed on Tuesday, and the share of positive tests is steadily increasing, currently, as many as 8.9 percent of performed tests are positive. Most of the cases are local, only two cases …
“The role of the media is crucial in the current situation before we enter the red phase. Warn properly, give weight to the fact that the number of infections with the virus is on the rise, that more and more people are getting sick. It is crucial to urge people to respect the measures and …
Prime Minister Janez Janša has presented guidelines adopted by the government to determine what anti-coronavirus measures to take, based on three parameters, the main one being the number of hospitalised Covid-19 patients. He has already announced several new measures as of Thursday as Slovenia persists in the orange phase. The guidelines, titled the Plan of …
On Sunday, a mass for the victims of the war and post-war violence in Teharje was offered by the Celje diocese administrator, Rok Metličar, in the Teharje church. As Metličar pointed out, this year is different than the previous ones in many ways, but if we look back, we realise that after 75 years, the …
A holy mass for the victims of the Teharje camp was offered at the Teharje church Read More »
RTV Slovenija proves time and time again that it is not the public television that is absolutely necessary for the informing of all citizens. Fifty days into the new government’s term, in the middle of an epidemic, they were already creating anti-government content. And even though they enthusiastically cover every “picnic” that the leftists call …
The Mayor of Ljubljana, Zoran Janković, who is now supposedly offering to be a candidate for the new prime minister of the left, is untouchable by the Slovenian judiciary, which wants to convince us that it is professional and fair in every way possible. Janković’s police-judicial file is extremely extensive and unique, perhaps only similar …
A few years ago, Vera Jourova was arrested at the Prague airport on suspicion of corruption. The pre-trial detention appears to have taken its toll on the European Commission’s vice president who lost her job and her family. Eventually, Ms Jourova sued the Czech state for 300 thousand euros. Her own negative experiences, however, did little to deter her as …
