The Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS) parliamentary group has submitted a proposal to call a consultative referendum on the construction of the second reactor unit of the Krško Nuclear Power Plant (JEK 2) and smaller modular reactors. As they stated, the construction of a second reactor is not a project of one …
A discussion evening was recently held at the Koper Theatre, where the guest was the President of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS), Janez Janša. No wonder the Left party (Levica) wanted to ban the event, as the theatre hall was filled to the very last seat and the topic of the …
The Event They Wanted To Ban: Janša Spoke On Migration To A Packed Hall Of Listeners Read More »
When Tanja Fajon said that foreign policy would now be “feminist” at the beginning of her term as Minister of Foreign and European Affairs, we could not help but wonder what that meant. Almost two years later, we know exactly what it means. It is Tito’s policy of non-alignment, where the real friends are those …
Fajon Has Brought Slovenian Foreign Policy Firmly Into The Grip Of The Axis Of Evil Read More »
State Secretary Tina Seršen has once again shocked the Slovenian public by stating that people who buy houses also have enough money to buy the most expensive heat pumps that would replace gas and firewood heating, and she also added that Slovenians are dying because of the particulate matter that causes air pollution. State Secretary …
State Secretary Tina Seršen: You Will Not Burn Firewood Read More »
While Yugonostalgia is still very much alive in Slovenia, and the National Assembly has not yet managed to adopt the European Parliament’s 2009 resolution on European Conscience and Totalitarianism, which condemns all totalitarian systems, including Nazism, fascism and communism, thanks to the left-wing of the political spectrum, there are countries in Europe where it is …
These Are The European Countries Where Public Displays Of Communist Symbols Are Banned Read More »
The new media law that is currently under discussion, proposed by the Ministry of Culture, only gives away more hints that Slovenia is turning away from democracy and media freedom. Under the guise of “transparency of state advertising”, the law also provides for government approval of advertising campaigns. The regime’s media-bashing is not yet over …
Will We Only See Advertisements That The Government Approves From Now On? Read More »
MEP Dr Milan Zver has received a response to the complaint that he had sent to the office of the European Ombudsman. The complaint was in relation to the European Commissioner Věra Jourová’s stalling, as she is still unwilling to reveal all of the topics of discussions she had during her visit to Slovenia. Namely, …
The European Commission is applying egregious double standards when it comes to Poland. They “do not comment on individual cases,” reads their response sent to V4NA’s written inquiry. However, several previous cases appear to point to the contrary, as in the past Brussels did not shy away from issuing comments or statements in certain ‘individual …
Brusselites allied with Soros remain complicitly silent about Poland Read More »
On the occasion of the 82nd anniversary of the so-called Battle of Dražgoše (which, in fact, never happened), the annual “red celebration” took place on Sunday, and this time, it was “spiced up” by a speech by MEP Matjaž Nemec (Social democrats – SD). Of course, Milan Kučan was also among those gathered at the …
The Neo-Communist Nomenclature Was Fraternising At The Scene Of A Bloody Tragedy Read More »
How is it possible that the government decided to purchase the building intended for court services on Litijska Street on the 28th of December, the purchase contract between the Ministry of Justice and the seller, Sebastjan Vežnaver’s company, was signed on the same day, and the purchase price of 7.7 million euros was paid the …
First-Rate Political Corruption – Up To 7.7 Million Euros In Just Two Days! Read More »
The new Director of the company Star Solar, an electrical company that is 100 percent owned by Prime Minister Robert Golob, is Miran Klanjšček, according to data from the Agency of the Republic of Slovenia for Public Legal Records and Related Services (AJPES). Since July last year, the director of Golob’s electrical company has been …
Minister of Foreign and European Affairs Tanja Fajon said that Slovenia is not yet in a position to join South Africa’s case against Israel at the International Court of Justice (ICJ), but that it will participate in the ICJ proceedings on alleged Israeli violations in the Palestinian territories, which were initiated on the basis of …
Dr Pogačnik: Slovenia Has Joined The Group Of Failing Countries Read More »
