The government of Robert Golob has recently presented a new wage bill, which has been highly criticised by experts. The reform foresees a gradual increase in salaries, with mayors, MPs, judges and other judicial officials benefiting the most. Their salaries are expected to increase by more than 50 percent, and even by 75 percent for …
Thursday’s main hearing in the Trenta case also did not provide any tangible new information that would confirm the possible controversial nature of the sale of the property in 2005 and its subsequent inclusion in Janša’s purchase of the three-bedroom apartment sometime later. The President of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS), …
The Trenta Affair Construct Is Rapidly Collapsing In On Itself Read More »
While Ukraine has received 10 billion euros in aid from the European Union, even though it is not an EU member state, Hungary, which has been hit hard by the recent floods, seems unlikely to benefit from EU funds, reports RMX. Last week, the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, mentioned five …
Brussels Is Making Aid For Hungary After The Floods Conditional Read More »
The nomination process of Marta Kos for the position of European Commissioner will be looked into by the Commission for the Prevention of Corruption (KPK). Following a complaint concerning the nomination procedure itself, the Commission has launched a preliminary examination procedure. The nomination of the former ambassador took place after the first candidate, Tomaž Vesel, …
The Israeli army has eliminated the Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah. His death is a huge blow to the Lebanese terrorist organisation, which he led for 32 years with the help of Iran. The news shocked the Iranian regime to such an extent that Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, had to be transferred “to safety”. …
It Has Now Been Confirmed: Hezbollah Terrorist Leader Did Not Survive The Attack Read More »
Thursday’s discussion by an MP of the Freedom Movement party (Gibanje Svoboda) in the National Assembly shows that even more than 30 years after the break-up of Yugoslavia, a part of Slovenia is still unable to adopt a European attitude towards the three criminal totalitarian ideologies of Nazism, fascism and communism. “I already said in …
Glorification Of The Violent Ideology By The Freedom Movement MP Has Shocked The Public Read More »
“I want to say this out loud and clear to the Israeli government – stop the bloodshed, stop the suffering, bring the hostages home and end the occupation – Mr Netanyahu, stop this war now!” Slovenian Prime Minister Robert Golob said angrily during his speech at the UN General Assembly, pounding on the lectern. Janez …
Several hundred people took part in the recent March for Life, which took place in Maribor. Among them were many families with children and their grandparents. This is the second march of the year; the first one took place last week in Koper, and the next one will take place in Ljubljana. Aleš Primc, leader …
Hundreds Of Participants Attended The March For Life In Maribor Read More »
The public has become accustomed to the idea that Tina Gaber is more than just a companion of Prime Minister Robert Golob in the same sense that Štefka was a companion of Milan Kučan. Tina Gaber plays a much more crucial role in the unfortunate government term led by her partner – remember how she …
Did Golob Come Up With His Totalitarian UN Speech Together With Tina Gaber? Read More »
At Monday’s September session of the National Assembly, it was once again time for questions from the floor, which were to be answered only by the ministers of the Golob government, but not by the Prime Minister, who is on a working visit to New York on the sidelines of the United Nations meeting. The …
After A Two Hour Adjournment, The Speaker Literally Ran Out Of The National Assembly Read More »
During the term of the government of Janez Janša, the European Commission sent a special delegation to Slovenia to deal with alleged threats to the rule of law and media freedom, based on fabricated reports by Slovenian left-wing activists. It was rumoured that journalists dare not leave their apartments and that they are being intimidated …
Slovenia Ranked Worse Than South Africa On The World Press Freedom Index 2024! Read More »
The activists of the Legal Network for the Protection of Democracy (Pravna mreža za varstvo demokracije) are celebrating the fact that they managed to convict the freelance journalist of the Prava web portal, Luka Perš, in Slovenian court – which is not exactly renowned for its independence and impartiality. Meanwhile, Perš lives off of modest …
