While Italians returned the National Hall (Narodni dom) to Slovenians, the SD party is still refusing to return the property they stole after World War II to the Jewish Community, which also includes the rather high-profile case of the Moskovič’s villa, which is currently owned by the party. The European Jewish Association has called on
PM Janez Janša stressed at a ceremony marking thirty years since the passage of the military service act that the process of the passage of the act had been difficult. He also stressed that the Slovenian Armed Forces had played a key role in Slovenia’s independence. The act was passed on 18 April 1991 after
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A joint letter of Slovenian Foreign Minister Anže Logar and his Portuguese counterpart Augusto Santos Silva has been published in today’s edition of the Delo newspaper, in which they discuss the objectives of their countries’ EU Council Presidencies. The entire letter is available below. In a crisis we need European cohesion – continuity and a smooth
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Miro Petek, a former journalist who was brutally beaten, pointed out a certainly interesting fact. He highlighted the fact that Slovenia’s national public broadcasting organisation RTV Slovenia has about the same number of employees as the Slovenian Armed Forces. It would certainly be important for Slovenian to have an objective public media outlet (which is
Aleksander Čeferin is in “a bit of a pickle” because UEFA is falling apart before his very eyes while he is happily discussing Slovenian politics on POP TV. As many as 12 European football clubs are leaving the Champions League. Europe is witnessing a football earthquake like no other. Twelve influential European clubs have formed
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“I hope that the era of Janšaism will one day be nothing more than a bitter memory, but until then, take care of yourself… Everyone can think what they want to think, but I much prefer this kind of rhetoric over Beović, Krek, Bregant, Kacin, and the great dictator Janša.” These are two statements that
Miklós Szánthó is the director of the Center for Fundamental Rights. Among other things, we talked about political correctness, cultural Marxism, the media and migrations. What is the purpose, goals of your institute? The Center for Fundamental Rights is Hungary’s sole Conservative think tank dedicated to matters of public and constitutional law. Unfortunately, as is
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The Hungarian political left cannot overcome its hunger for power and is behaving in a way that is unparalleled anywhere else in Europe, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said in a MR1 public radio interview referring to the anti-vaccination rhetoric of opposition leftist parties. We have to work now, we’ll leave the analysing and philosophising
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The Slovenian Association of Patriotic Journalists condemns the attack on the building where Nova24TV has its headquarters. As is known, the stranger damaged a sign with the inscription, which can be understood as politically motivated vandalism. Such actions are largely also the result of the law enforcement authorities turning a blind eye to similar events
Data on unemployment in the 27 Member States of the European Union (EU) show that unemployment in Slovenia is far below the European average. According to the survey unemployment indicator, Slovenia is among the seven best EU member states with 4.9 percent, where the average is 7.5 percent and the highest rate is 16.1 percent.
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Leader of the Social Democrats, Tanja Fajon, has responded to the letter that was sent to her by the Chairman of the European Jewish Association, Menachem Margolin, calling on the party to return the building where they have their headquarters, to the Slovenian Jewish community. Fajon invited the rabbi to a meeting where they would
On Friday, the Bosniak member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Šefik Džaferović, spoke to the Prime Minister Janez Janša on the phone, after the latter called Džaferović and informed him that there is no non-paper that could be linked to the Slovenian government and would include border changes or undermining of the territorial