Ever since the current government began its term, it has actively been working in many areas, and at the beginning of its term, it had to face the coronavirus crisis. On the very first day of the term, the members of the government met and drew up a plan on how to deal with the …
Despite the fact that our healthcare system is very expensive, it unfortunately still does not meet the needs of the patients, which understandably results in general dissatisfaction among the citizens. The much-needed money is flowing through the channels of the supply and procurement mafia, instead of being used to improve the healthcare situation in our …
The inscription “Death to Fascism” and the communist symbols of the hammer and sickle were spray-painted on the monument, which was built in memory of the Carinthian plebiscite of 1920, which was held in Klagenfurt. This kind of symbolism is popular among the representatives of the Slovenian left, especially at the Friday’s protests. Slovenian Prime …
One of the saddest episodes in the Slovenian judiciary, the Novič case, should have officially become statute-barred on the 11th of October 2020. However, this did not happen. “So far, we have made two initiatives for the senate to rule on the statute of limitations. The responses to both initiatives were negative, stating that the …
When it comes to the left-wing in Slovenia, Europe, and the USA, you can often spot the common point, which is the “art of magical thinking.” The Spectator writes about the situation in the USA, which is very much like the situation in Slovenia, where the polls are being used to create public opinion, instead …
Saturday, the 10th of October, marked one hundred years of the Carinthian plebiscite, after which the southern part of Carinthia, as well as the Slovenian population living there, became part of the Republic of Austria. This anniversary brought an opportunity for both nations to reflect upon the past and overcome the historical burdens. In addition …
After Friday’s session of the National Security Council (Svet za nacionalno varnost – hereinafter referred to as SNAV), at which the situation regarding the coronavirus and the state of illegal migrations were being discussed, Prime Minister Janez Janša said in a statement for the media that SNAV believes we are at a turning point – …
On Friday evening, a handful of provocateurs who want to overthrow the democratic government with the help of the streets gathered once again. According to the police, around 700 people gathered; 69 were fined due to the violations of the Ordinance on the temporary general prohibition of gathering and movement of people in public spaces …
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 »
