FM Anže Logar hosted North Macedonia’s Deputy PM Nikola Dimitrov, who is in charge of EU affairs, with the official visit revolving around priorities of Slovenia’s upcoming EU presidency and North Macedonia’s efforts to join the EU. Logar presented to Dimitrov the priorities, which also cover the Western Balkans, and pledged further support for North …
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The government extended basic income for religious workers, introduced by the seventh stimulus package, until the end of June, as such income had also been extended for the self-employed, sole proprietors and farmers, the government said. Religious workers from any of the registered churches or other religious communities who were included in the obligatory pension …
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The Motorway Police Department became formally operational in what is a major step towards the formation of the Slovenian motorway patrol. The first patrols aimed at boosting the enforcement of traffic rules and improving safety on the motorway network are expected to hit the road in June as part of the Specialised Motorway Police Unit …
As part of preparation for Slovenia’s Presidency of the Council of the EU, Minister of the Interior Aleš Hojs held a meeting by videoconference with Margaritis Schinas, Vice-President of the European Commission for Promoting the European Way of Life. The discussion was held in a constructive atmosphere. The Minister and the Vice-President agreed to meet …
There seems to be no end to hatred and extremism. “All the Clerical Fascist Rats Should be Forced into a Church, and Then the Whole Thing Should Be Set on Fire, the Vermin has Multiplied!” Ermin Rizvanovič wrote on the social network Twitter. The post that calls for murder was written in response to State …
In the hopeless theatre of absurdity, when it became clear that there would be no early elections and no new government, the representatives of the deep state presented a formula analogous to their actions during the pandemic. If they were once destroying Slovenia from within, with the media influences on the main distributors of public …
At the proposal of the coalition, the National Assembly of the Republic of Slovenia decided on the dismissal of the Speaker of the National Assembly, Igor Zorčič. At least 46 votes were needed for the dismissal, but only 45 MPs voted for the dismissals, as two votes were invalid, and the opposition obstructed the session. …
In the show Politično (Political) on the public television, the Minister of Defence Matej Tonin said that the Minister of Labour Janez Cigler Kralj had announced an additional thousand beds in the homes for the elderly. But since the left-wing opposition cannot tolerate the success of the current government, the host and the other guest, …
“The Slovenian Press Agency (Slovenska tiskovna agencija – referred to as the STA) has been waiting for payment from the Government of the Republic of Slovenia for the performed public service for 31 days now. There are 65 days left before the 30th anniversary of the STA. Will we get there?” was the title of …
“Everything is ready! Keeping our fingers crossed for the system to work,” Jonathan Corner from the European Parliament’s Information Technology Department told a representative of the government office more than an hour and a half before the presentation of the Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Janša. Moments before Janša’s performance, Corner once again confirmed that the …
If anyone still doubts that the Peace Institute is an anti-Slovenian project of financial speculator George Soros, who is extremely hostile to the nation and the state, they should read the statement of its founder Vlasta Jalušič in Slovenia: “Slovenian independence is like salt from Butale.” She said this back in 1991, which means that she did …
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Prime Minister Janez Janša called on Dutch MEP Sophie in ‘t Veld to resign as chair of the EU Parliament’s democracy monitoring group, accusing her of damaging its reputation and credibility. “The Slovenian government takes freedom of speech and media freedom very seriously and therefore we do not accept censorship,” reads a letter sent to …
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