After ZDF, yet another Western European media outlet has shown its true nature and made a fool of itself due to its lack of journalistic or, in this case, editorial work. Euronews published an article on its website about Janez Janša, written by the journalist Aleksandar Brezar, who was born in Bosnia. So, a foreigner

“On Tuesday, the 27th of October in the morning, the cover photo and all of the content with a link to our webpage www.druzina.si disappeared from out Facebook profile,” the employees of the weekly Družina (family) wrote on their website in horror,  when their profile on the social media page Facebook was suddenly blocked. Many

Tanja Fajon, who has recently shared that she is appalled by Janez Janša’s “lack of diplomatic manners,” has allowed herself a “huge diplomatic slip-up,” in which she has not shown any diplomatic manners either. When she tried to explain why it is problematic for Janez Janša to support Donald Trump, she attacked Trump by calling

“Despite the fact that the test costs one hundred euros, it is still better to test, so that there are no dilemmas,” Marjan Šarec said in a statement for the media in September, without wearing a protective mask. “I am expecting to get the results tomorrow, according to what they told me, and then we

According to the Eurostat statistics, Slovenia is currently doing much better than other European countries in the category of job retention, despite the constant attempts of the opposition to discredit the activities of the Janez Janša government. Both GDP and employment fell less than the EU and euro area average as a result of the

Advisor at the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Slovenia, Igor Vuksanović, who has already raised a number of questions in the past due to his insulting and politically biased comments on certain websites, which resulted in a lawsuit, has apparently caused another scandal. Namely, information came to light that Vuksanović was the one who

The Constitutional Court of the Republic of Slovenia rejected the appeal of the mayor of Radenci, Roman Leljak, for a constitutional review on the totalitarian content, which means that the referendum on Tito street in Radenci will happen after all. The majority of constitutional judges based their decision to reject the initiative on the grounds

“Every crisis is an opportunity to put your affairs in order, to sort out the things we’ve forgotten about for a long time. However, the current crisis also offers us a great opportunity to attract at least part of the production that the European companies will relocate from Asia. And, as per usual, if we

“The euro is dead. It was a big mistake. It buried European integration. If we did not have the euro and meaningless rules on fiscal consolidation, the crisis in the EU would pass quickly. The euro must be abolished in a controlled way so that there will be as few negative effects as possible,” said

Nothing in the life of a person or a nation should be taken for granted. Especially events as glorious as birth and the successful defence of an independent country. The Sovereignty Day is a national holiday when we commemorate one of the crucial events in Slovenia’s process of gaining independence. In October 1991, the last

After the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Slovenia called on the non-governmental organizations that use the premises at Metelkova 6 in Ljubljana, near the Ministry, to vacate the said premises by the end of January next year, because the building is dangerous for tenants due to wear and tear, the NGOs decided to