Wednesday marked the Europe-Wide Day of Remembrance for the Victims of All Totalitarian and Authoritarian Regimes. Several commemorative events were held in Slovenia to pay tribute to the victims, including a holy mass in the Ljubljana Cathedral and a round table on the path to reconciliation, which was also attended by the former President of …
“Just a little while to go…” is what Tanja Fajon, Minister of Foreign and European Affairs and Deputy Prime Minister, wrote under a photo of her with a motorbike that she posted on her Instagram a few days ago. Meanwhile, the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS) is helping on the ground every …
Minister Fajon Is Posting Photos With Wind In Her Hair And A Harley Davidson Read More »
After a one-month summer break, the government and public sector unions recently met again to come to an agreement regarding the resuming of negotiations on the reform of the wage system and the elimination of pay disparities, but the government proposed to postpone the planned reform from 2024 to 2025 due to the damage caused …
Even before the recent floods, we heard warnings from the Minister of Finance, Klemen Boštjančič, that there was no more money to be squandered and that the fiscal rule would be followed from now on. Unfortunately, this warning came only after a year of lavish feasting for the government’s “fellow fighters” in the takeover: the …
Working Saturdays For You, Record Revenues For The Peace Institute Read More »
The crime in the Češirkov Forest in 1942 shows that all those murdered were exemplary, patriotic Slovenians and honest farmers, but each of them had already achieved a certain degree of economic or cultural progress, which gave them a certain prestige in their home environment. Some of these boys were even associated with the National …
A Memorial For More Than 240 Innocent Victims Of Communism Read More »
Just a few months ago, the Minister of Labour, Family, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities, Luka Mesec, was enthusiastic about the introduction of a four-day workweek, but since then, the ruling coalition has already changed its tune. Instead, they now want people to work on Saturdays and use their daily wages for flood reconstruction. They …
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Prime Minister Robert Golob’s open borders policy seems to have a cascading effect. The logic is this: the more countries that enforce serious border controls on their southern border on the Balkan migration route, the less control there will be on their northern borders. However, the Golob government has practically given up on border control, …
On Saturday, Janez Janša visited Budapest, where he met with the Hungarian Prime Minister, Viktor Orbán. During the meeting, the two statesmen discussed topical political issues, and the President of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS), in the company of Hungarian President Katalin Novák, later also attended the opening day of the …
Janša Met With The Hungarian Prime Minister In Budapest Read More »
Since it is well known that the elites have managed to win and are still fighting for the most elite locations by the water, or at least with a view of the water, most people were not surprised to see a photo published by Janja Sajovic – wife of the leader of the Freedom Movement …
The recent storms and flooding devastated and practically submerged Slovenia underwater. However, if the left had not tanked Vizjak’s law, the consequences might have been less severe. Leftists vacationed; rightists came to the aid of the flood victims. The flooding exposed the conspiracy around the safety of the C0 canal. The first weekend in August, …
“The Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS) has always helped when it was a matter of common interests or a reaction to a common misfortune. Whether we were part of the government or the opposition. To the Prime Minister’s words that unity should last as long as possible, I would add that now …
“This is a continuation of the current government coalition’s attempts to stop and prevent the media from criticising its governance. They have already done this in part by taking over many media outlets and changing their editors. They already control all the media, but criticism is still appearing on online networks, and they are trying …
