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The Army Of NGOs Against The Government Of Janez Janša Was Financed By Brussels

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The list of politically biased non-governmental organisations (NGOs) that feed on the European taxpayers’ purse also includes the trade union of students, pupils, and unemployed youth or the trade union Youth Plus (Sindikat Mladi plus). In the past, it was led by Tea Jarc, a left-wing activist well known to our readers, who attacked the …

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Court Acquits Roma Man Who Took Part In The Attack Because He Was Allegedly Returning From Fishing!

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On the 9th of July this year, a farmer from Ljubljana, Anton Čemažar, was brutally beaten by three Roma men in his field. Their “logistician”, the driver who brought them to the field, will walk free. The District Court in Ljubljana was not interested in the fact that he had decisively contributed to the violent …

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Two Years After The Floods: Children Still In Containers, Homes Without Renovations, Promises Broken

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Two years after the worst floods in the history of independent Slovenia, which happened in August of 2023 and claimed seven lives, as well as caused more than 3 billion euros in damage, the reality on the ground is sad and shameful. To date, the state has paid only a fraction of the aid promised, …

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Rally For Velenje: Tito Square Should Become Town Square And Kardelj Square Should Become Miners’ Square

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On Saturday, the 2nd of August, a large number of citizens and supporters from other parts of Slovenia gathered in front of the Velenje Town Hall, in response to an initiative to change the names of two central public spaces in the town. The gathering, organised by Andrej Jevšenak, was peaceful, respectful, and focused on …

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Will Poklukar Finally Resign? The Tender For The Purchase Of Helicopters Is A Complete Fiasco

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Paramedics and emergency medicine doctors have sent an open letter to the government demanding the cancellation of a tender for the purchase of two new helicopters intended for emergency medical services. Their demands have been almost completely ignored, leading them to conclude that the planned purchase will primarily strengthen the police force, which also reveals …

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Bomb From Brussels: These Are Slovenian NGOs Being Fed By European Billions

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Non-governmental organisations are often non-governmental in name only. Many rely on budgetary funding and promote the ideas of their financiers, who are most often left-wing political parties. Assessments that these organisations are in fact just extensions of (left-wing) governments are not unjustified. The European political group Patriots for Europe (PfE) has published a complete list …

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Another Crazy Move Of The Current Government – Israeli Ministers Declared Persona Non Grata

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At a meeting on Thursday, the government adopted a measure to declare Israel’s Minister of National Security, Itamar Ben-Gvir, and Minister of Finance, Bezalel Smotrich, persona non grata – unwelcome persons. Will Slovenia face a wave of retaliation due to the government’s actions? At a time when it is losing its grip on the situation …

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The Red Shoes Landed In The Museum Instead Of Independence – Peterle: “This Is Culturally Perverse”

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The red shoes of the Speaker of the National Assembly, Urška Klakočar Zupančič, have recently become a museum piece. She herself donated them to the Tržič Museum, explaining that they had become a symbol of resistance. The contrast is striking: at the beginning of its mandate, the government of Robert Golob abolished the Museum of …

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German Media: “Are Slovenia’s Politics Endangering European Security?”

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Even though we are a small country, that does not mean that our (governmental) stupidities are not noticed by our European neighbours. Most recently, the German media outlet DW reported on Slovenia’s politics endangering the European continent’s security and political tensions in the coalition over the level of defence spending. In an exclusive interview with …

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The EU Gives Slovenian Judiciary A Failing Grade

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In the annual EU Justice Scoreboard overview, Slovenia faces serious challenges in tackling corruption in the judiciary. Despite an above-average number of judges, court proceedings for corruption and money laundering cases remain among the slowest in the European Union. The EU Justice Scoreboard 2025 and previous reports – produced by the European Commission since 2013 …

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The Swiss Did Not See Shooting At Virgin Mary As Artistic Expression: Bosnian Woman Pays Dearly For Insulting Christians

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The Swiss Public Prosecutor’s Office has requested a suspended fine of 12,500 Swiss francs and 1,500 francs in court costs (approximately 15,000 euros) for Sanija Ameti, on the grounds that she publicly and offensively ridiculed religion. Ameti, who fired nearly 20 shots at a photograph of an artwork depicting the Virgin Mary holding Jesus in …

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Is It Appropriate For The European Commissioner To Meet With An Anti-Semitic Left-Wing Extremist?

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At the end of the bizarre tour of her homeland, aimed at promoting both herself and the Golob government she politically created, European Commissioner from Slovenia, Marta Kos, met up with Erik Valenčič, a well-known journalist with extreme views. What does the European Commission have to say about this? “A warm conversation with journalist and …

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