“In the lawsuit, we are also demanding that they provide us with all the documentation. We also want the icing on the cake – what is currently crossed out to be published. We also want all the electronic communication that went on between the European Commission and the Slovenian government or other actors involved in
After the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS) submitted a strong list of candidates for the upcoming elections to the European Parliament to the State Election Commission (DVK), they presented their manifesto with the key positions the party is advocating in this election campaign, which are grouped under the name “Prudently,” shortly before
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“This is the craziest move by Slovenian diplomacy since the beginning of its existence,” international lawyer Dr Miha Pogačnik commented on the Slovenian government’s intentions to recognise Palestine. Additionally, opposition leader Janez Janša claims that the move by Prime Minister Golob and Minister of Foreign and European Affairs Fajon is detrimental to Slovenia’s national interests.
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Slovenia’s “feminist” foreign policy, led by Tanja Fajon, is leading us further and further away from official Western policy, into the embrace of Arab despots and other autocrats, away from a part of the world that puts personal freedom and democracy first. Tanja Fajon’s recent tour of the Middle East has only underlined once again
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“This is a very bad signal, especially for Slovenian citizens. What is happening is exactly what we in the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS) have been predicting – that Slovenia will eventually become a migrant pocket,” former Minister of the Interior Aleš Hojs commented on the Italian request to terminate the Schengen
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“This from the current government, which has prematurely replaced practically everyone at Radio-Television Slovenia and then went and appointed its own people. It has even thrown journalists and editors on the street to recruit its own party cadres from the Mladina magazine. Štefančič, for example. The previous one was ineffective,” former editor of the SIOL
Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS) has requested that a joint urgent meeting of the Committee on Foreign Policy and the Commission for Public Finance Control be convened to discuss suspicions of controversial money transfers from the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs to the Centre for International Cooperation and Development (CSMR), which
“Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS) has just submitted a strong list of candidates for the upcoming elections to the European Parliament. These elections will be a fight for Europe, a fight for the Europe that Slovenia was entering 20 years ago. We expected everything that the older generations missed in Yugoslavia from
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Some time ago, European Commissioner Věra Jourová came to Slovenia to visit the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Slovenia. As many as 55.5 percent of respondents in a recent public opinion poll conducted by the Parsifal Agency believe that the contents of the Commissioner’s conversations with the Court should be disclosed, as they could
This year, too, the national media outlet Radio-Television Slovenia (RTVS) made sure to broadcast anti-European songs on the communist holiday of the Day of Uprising Against the Occupation. Just before the European elections, they showed their totalitarian and anti-European tendencies. The frightening verses talk about how they would deal with politicians in the European Union:
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“What I have found out, and this will likely make the police very curious and hopefully move the matter forward, is that in Romania, you cannot open a bank account in any bank without being present in person. The person, probably an authentic fool, who had such an account and claimed that he had nothing
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The 27th of April is a public holiday. It is called the Day of the Uprising Against the Occupation, despite the fact that no meeting was held on this day in the year 1941. However, at a meeting held the day before, the establishment of an “Anti-Imperialist Front” was discussed. This was at a time