On Friday, in the middle of Ljubljana, we witnessed scenes like those we are used to in Croatia and other traditionally Catholic countries, but not in Slovenia. The first public prayer of the Rosary took place in Congress Square, organised by the Catholic Youth (Katoliška mladina). According to the newspaper Družina, about 200 people took …
Following the initiative of the Movement for Palestinian Rights, more than 40 NGOs have sent an appeal to Prime Minister Robert Golob and Minister of Foreign and European Affairs Tanja Fajon to immediately withdraw their support for Israel, which in turn means supporting the terrorist Hamas. But that is not all, they are also united …
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“I don’t understand why we don’t just massacre all the right-wingers and thus settle the whole thing peacefully,” is an example of a hateful post that appeared on Facebook recently. Despite the fact that it constitutes a death threat, Facebook does not find it problematic. It seems that Facebook, as well as other social networks …
It could well be that the next Minister to leave the government would be the Minister of Cohesion and Regional Development, Aleksander Jevšek. Accusations of ineffective management of the ministry, of disastrous results, were already piling up before the August floods – and these have only further exposed the powerlessness of the Minister and his …
At the national media outlet Radio-Television Slovenia (RTVS), there seems to be no end in sight to the transfers of journalists who are not among those that there are “f*cking more of,” and the refreshing of certain shows is not finished yet either. After announcing that there would be no more room for presenters Igor …
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When Hamas attacked Israel and the world was flooded with images of its atrocities, representatives of the Slovenian authorities responded in different ways. Predictably, the Left party (Levica) tried to justify the war crimes of the terrorist group Hamas, Prime Minister Golob condemned the same group, and Foreign Minister Tanja Fajon of the Social Democrats …
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The 1st of October Institute (Inštitut 1. oktober) has sent out a press release announcing the 8th nationwide pensioners’ protest. It will take place on Wednesday, the 18th of October, 2023. This time, the rally will take place in a slightly different way. After the rally, a camp will be set up in Ljubljana, where …
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Slovenia is going to be the guest of honour at the Frankfurt Book Fair, which is a great event that has the potential to help our impoverished publishing industry, where almost no one sells books at a profit anymore, and most writers and publishers can no longer even recoup the costs of publishing. The Frankfurt …
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“It is time to pay for the terrible mistakes of the left and the liberals regarding open borders and the multicultural religion,” wrote Janez Janša in response to a video showing Palestinians in the Netherlands celebrating kidnappings and other war crimes against civilians in Israel. This raises the question of where this situation is taking …
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As the wider Slovenian public began to realise that the reforms promised by the government of Robert Golob would not happen, dark clouds began to gather over the Prime Minister. Then came the August floods, which further exposed the inefficiency of the government team and then the resignations of three ministers. We spoke to political …
“This Government Has Been Operationally Dead For Some Time Now!” Read More »
“The escalation of the conflict between Palestine and Israel will not bring a solution to the conflict between the two countries, which has been going on since 1967… World leaders must react as soon as possible and put their name forward for a ceasefire and the start of new peace negotiations. The only way to …
“For Slovenia to side with someone who is launching missiles into populated areas, which in my opinion is an act of terrorism, is a disaster! No politician should allow this; it is unacceptable!” said Miha Pogačnik, an international lawyer. “Slovenia’s foreign policy has been “completely confused” since Robert Golob has come to power. On the …
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