With the event held at the Celje Castle on Thursday evening, the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS) concluded its campaign for the upcoming elections to the European Parliament. Among others, the President of the party, Janez Janša, also addressed those gathered at the event. The European elections will not only be about …
In 2021, the non-governmental organisation the Legal Network for the Protection of Democracy (Pravna mreža za varstvo demokracije) and the law firm Pirc Musar & Lemut, co-founded by none other than the current President of the Republic, filed a criminal complaint with the District State Prosecutor’s Office against Uroš Urbanija, the then-Director of the Government …
A year ago, a mass fight broke out in Ljubljana, with one of the participants wielding an axe, as could be seen in the video of the event. Our article about the brutal clash in the city centre was shared on Facebook by a reader who soon realised that the social network had censored it. …
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The Constitutional Court, where the hard left has a strong majority, has finally annulled the decree of the Municipality of Radenci on the naming of streets, squares and settlements, which renamed Tito’s Road to the Road of Slovenian Independence. With this decision, the Constitutional Court has moved the Republic of Slovenia even further away from …
“If the model of the rule of law in Slovenia is that something will apply as long as it makes sense to a person in a certain position, instead of following what is written in the Rules of Procedure of the National Assembly of the Republic of Slovenia or in a law, then the state …
The newspaper Dnevnik reports that over the weekend, a group of armed Moroccan immigrants tried to lynch an Algerian man on Metelkova Street. The reason for their attack was a few critical words the man had said earlier. The group was armed with machetes, boxers, pepper sprays and sticks, and the police reportedly arrived at …
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This morning, a security camera at the home of television presenter Boris Tomašič filmed two police cars and a van. The first one drove into his yard, while the van – also known as the patrol wagon – apparently blocked the driveway leading to the yard of the house, at least that’s how it seemed …
Nova24TV, as a dissenting media outlet, is indeed the biggest thorn in the side of the left, who are always looking for a way to discredit it. At a recent meeting of supporters of Nova24TV and Demokracija, one of the German left-wing media appeared, apparently looking for a way to undermine one of the candidates …
The latest public opinion poll conducted by the Parsifal agency shows that most respondents would give their support to Janez Janša’s Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS) in the upcoming elections to the European Parliament, while Golob’s party, the Freedom Movement (Gibanje Svoboda), would get only half as many votes. The latest Parsifal …
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“Slovenia is the champion in Europe in terms of economic growth and low unemployment,” said Prime Minister Robert Golob himself at a recent extraordinary session of the National Assembly, convened to mark the second anniversary of the Golob government. However, official data show a completely different picture. When requesting an extraordinary session of the National …
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The Golob government is two years into its term of office. Halfway through his reign, Prime Minister Robert Golob says that, as a coalition, they are proud of their achievements. According to the Slovenian Press Agency (STA), he assured everyone that they are continuing to prepare structural reforms, and he believes that the results will …
On Friday, Pavel Rupar started the new – now practically traditional – protest in front of the building of the national media outlet, Radio-Television Slovenia (RTVS), and it then continued in Republic Square, which was packed despite the bad weather. This time, the protesters were joined by soldiers and veterans. The leader of the protest …
