In addition to the irresponsible behaviour of certain individuals who continue to behave recklessly, we can also observe the anti-government protesters gathering in Ljubljana every single Friday, even though mass gatherings have been prohibited due to the growing number of infections with the novel coronavirus. Given that nothing changed this Friday either, many are wondering

After this Friday’s protests, the Slovenian police announced that pyrotechnics and cold weapons had also been seized during their monitoring of the rally. In addition, there was also an attack on a Nova24TV cameraman. Aleksandra Golec, a public relations representative and an independent police inspector at the Ljubljana Police Administration said that the police officers

“As a rule, if the positions and the debating are correct, this is not interfered with; however, the person who chairs the session has the right to intervene in cases where he or she assesses that the debate or something else is not going according to the Rules of Procedure, and I did warn them.

After the news broke about great dissatisfaction of the members of the Slovenian national under-21 football team with the work of the selector Primož Gliha, with whom they are so dissatisfied that they decided not to play for the national team at all, as long as he is leading it, additional news came out, that

Practically everyone remembers the great affair of the politicians’ personal data being accessed without authorization, during the time of Marjan Šarec’s government, even though the affair did not create the media impact one would otherwise expect of it, given its seriousness. Namely, what was going on at the time, is reminiscent of a police state.

On Twitter, the Ljubljana City Councillor from the Party of Cyclists and Pedestrians, Janez Stariha, accused the police of provoking and committing violence against the participants at the Friday’s illegal anti-government protests. The police had previously already stated that the police officers who are in charge of security at the protests performed their duties correctly

“So far, over 700 mass killing sites have been discovered in Slovenia, with evidence that clearly proves that tens of thousands of people were killed – not during the war, but after the war. Currently, more than 670 mass killing sites that have already been discovered are on the official list of the competent commission,

The Council of Europe called on the governments to ensure data protection when using applications to combat the COVID-19 pandemic and issued a report entitled Digital Solutions to Combat COVID-19, which analyses the impact of the legal framework and policies on the right to privacy and data protection. However, as noted by the Ministry of

“Uncle from the background” Milan Kučan is obviously conspiring again, as is typical of him. Two days ago, a Nova24TV reader spotted him in a café, chatting with a gentleman who is not known to the public. As we later found out, Kučan was joined by the retired cardiologist Radovan Starc. A Nova24TV reader sent

On Thursday’s session, the National Assembly will approve the measures which are part of the fifth anti-corona legislative package. The package will extend the validity of certain measures from the previous anti-corona legislative packages and add some new ones. In this package, the government placed the greatest emphasis on the labour market, the self-employed, the

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