The public opinion poll published on the RTV MMC web portal clearly shows what the Slovenians really want, and that is for the Janša government in its current composition to carry out its mandate to the end. As many as 62 percent of the respondents think so. Meanwhile, there is little confidence in the deep

The so-called whistleblower Ivan Gale, who, together with the creators of the TV show Tarča, launched a fake scandal, related to the purchasing of protective equipment with the intention of slandering the government, which has been dealing with the epidemic since its first day in office, is apparently returning to the public eye. After the

According to a survey conducted by the Parsifal Agency, the coalition parties currently have more than 50 percent support among the voters, despite the strong negative campaign of the media in the hands of the left-wing political and economic currents, and political attacks by the left-wing opposition parties. If the elections to the National Assembly

As many as 78.8 percent of the respondents believe that those who are not adhering to the measures, adopted to limit the spread of the COVID-19 epidemic, should be punished. Compared to the previous public opinion polls, the number of those who believe that the violators should not be punished, has decreased. Between the 7th

After the session of the European Council, Prime Minister Janez Janša spoke about the individual items on the agenda in detail, at a press conference on Friday. He spoke about coordination on COVID-19, climate change, the fight against terrorism, the relations between the EU and the US, Turkey, and the Southern Neighbourhood.  After the meeting

The undersigned representatives of the academic community in Slovenia feel an intellectual and moral duty to respond to the assessment of the situation in the fields of science and culture in Slovenia, which was presented in a bleak image in a public letter addressed to Prime Minister Janša by a group of foreign scholars. In

On Tuesday, the 8th of December 2020, Prime Minister Janez Janša met with the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, as part of his two-day official visit to Israel. In a joint press statement, the two Prime Ministers highlighted the good, friendly relations between the two countries that were formed when Slovenia gained its independence 30

“Janez Janša needs to be publicly slaughtered like a pig, there is no other solution,” reads one of the hostile comments on the 24ur web portal, where, based on false information from a non-governmental organization, they are showing Slovenia in a bad light. On Thursday, the 24ur.com web portal reported on the latest report by

The ruling coalition has already passed six anti-corona legislative packages that mitigated the effects of the epidemic; however, certain union headquarters do not seem to care about this at all. And what is more, they are announcing a general strike that will further paralyze the country and cause even more dire consequences to follow. It

Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Janša and his host, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, signed a joint declaration between the Ministry of Economic Development and Technology of the Republic of Slovenia and the Israeli Innovation Authority. With his visit to Israel, Janša made it clear that he was bringing Slovenia back to the international diplomatic map,