IMOS, the company that bought the land in Trenta from Janez Janša, signed contracts with the state amounting to a total of 62 million euros between the years 2000 and 2004, which is six times more than what they earned during the term of Janez Janša’s government. In his claims, the prosecutor, Boštjan Valenčič, therefore
This time, the opposition tried to get the Commission of Inquiry to do at least some of its work before the parliamentary recess, but the Freedom Movement party (Gibanje Svoboda) made it impossible by having their MP Tomaž Lah convene the second meeting of the Commission of Inquiry only in September, ignoring the fact that
The well-known Slovenian homosexual activist Katka Bogataj shared a home video on social media that could be described as “indoctrination”. After the girl in the video called her “daddy,” Bogataj almost angrily asked her, “What did you say?” When the girl repeated it, she replied, “You don’t have a daddy, you know?” She went on
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Industrial production fell by 0.6 percent in the month of May in the euro area and by 0.8 percent in the European Union. In Slovenia, it fell by 7.3 percent, the most among the EU Member States. On a year-on-year basis, industrial production fell by 2.9 percent in the euro area and by 2.5 percent
The attempted assassination of Donald Trump has provoked more than just disgust and outrage. On the contrary, many people, including in Slovenia, reacted to the shooting with indulgence, derision and conspiracy theories. Some then tried to correct their statements in subsequent comments. Political violence also has a home in Slovenia, not only in the USA.
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“I cannot understand how it is possible that a Member of Parliament is prepared to go against all laws, against all practices, against all rules of procedure, just to protect his party, to protect the Prime Minister – the President of his party and, of course, the energy lobby, of which he has been a
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While the mainstream media react to practically every word spoken by the leader of the opposition, Janez Janša, and twist it to fit their narrative, it is quite different in the case of the current Prime Minister, Robert Golob. They are not even distracted by the untrue allegation, so the X platform has to play
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On Tuesday, a session of the trial against the leader of the opposition, Janez Janša, at the District Court in Celje in connection with the Trenta case (or Patria 2, as some call it) was held, where Janša and two alleged accomplices are being prosecuted by the specialised state prosecutor for alleged abuse of office
After Emmanuel Macron and the far-left’s double-crossing of the French electorate and the electoral system, news broke that Marine Le Pen was being investigated for alleged irregularities in the financing of the 2022 electoral campaign. Many believe that this is an abuse of justice for political purposes, as support for Le Pen is steadily growing
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On Saturday, an assassination attempt was made against Donald Trump at one of his campaign rallies. We cannot help but wonder whether, with the many inciting calls and death threats, it is possible that something similar could happen in Slovenia. Tulsi Gabbard, a former presidential candidate in the 2020 US presidential elections, believes that the
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The story of the infamous “free” laptops, with which Minister Emilija Stojmenova Duh became a laughingstock of the whole country, and which, in a unique way, “unified” both right and left voters, is taking on a new dimension. One of the mythological laptops was given to our reader, and he wrote a review. The reader
Despite a feminist foreign policy, Slovenian women are less and less involved. International data shows that. Slovenia ranks 36th in terms of women’s inclusion – behind Croatia, Hungary, Serbia and Bulgaria. Foreign Minister Tanja Fajon proudly announced before the beginning of her term that she would engage in the heavily-vaunted feminist foreign policy, but in
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