The government of Robert Golob is facing a dramatic drop in support. After a year and a half of the Robert Golob government, the country is facing many challenges – for example, the failing healthcare service, with promised reforms being pushed far into the future. Reconstruction after the floods has stalled. The testimonies of former …
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“I think it would be wise for the centres of power in Slovenia to look for an alternative prime minister, whoever they are,” Vesna Vuk Godina, who was one of Robert Golob’s biggest supporters before the elections, said on Thursday’s episode of the show Tarča (Target). The government rift and the fact that the Prime …
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This year, the federal government spent around €167,000 on hairdressers and make-up artists. The foreign ministry, headed by Annalena Baerbock of the Green Party, was the biggest spender with €99,000, according to the federal government’s answer to a question from the parliamentary group of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, as quoted by by the Junge …
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Merely 18 per cent of Americans believe that Joe Biden’s reelection would financially benefit them, according to a recently published public opinion survey. Less than a quarter of Americans believe they would be financially better off if President Joe Biden wins reelection, according to a recent CBS News/YouGov poll. The poll shows that the majority of voters …
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Citizens of the Croatian village Ladešići, which is located right next to the border with Slovenia, in the municipality of Neretvić near Karlovac, have recently spotted and filmed migrants trying to cross the rising Kolpa River to get into Slovenia on rafts made of Styrofoam. Ladešići is one of the settlements on the Croatian side …
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On Thursday, MEP Romana Tomc spoke in the European Parliament about the political purges in Slovenia and called on the European institutions to take appropriate action. In her address to the European Parliament, she explained that the Slovenian government’s actions are undermining the fundamental values of the European Union and called on the EU to …
A second Rally for Palestine took place in Ljubljana on Thursday. The protesters were mainly leftists and migrants, who gathered in Prešeren Square, where they unfurled flags and banners. Afterwards, a small crowd of protesters marched to the US Embassy, where the police closed the street, and then to Republic Square. The march was organised …
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On Thursday, the National Assembly held an urgent meeting of the Committee on Foreign Affairs to discuss the draft declaration on the current situation in the Palestinian-Israeli area and the current conflict between Israel and Hamas. During the meeting, the leader of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS), Janez Janša, pointed out …
The Speaker of the National Assembly has publicly announced that she will protect “all Members of Parliament” from criminal charges if the police initiate pre-trial proceedings against them. But the former judge and lawyer apparently does not know that the Parliamentary Inquiries Act protects the chair and members of a National Assembly Commission only as …
Speaker Of The National Assembly Klakočar Zupančič Shot Herself In The Foot! Read More »
Just before the November holidays, Prime Minister Robert Golob announced a reconstruction of the government. The aim was to move from a government with a record number of ministries to a lean government, following the Swiss model, with seven ministries. Or twelve. The public expected that this would be the subject of debate at the …
The development of the media and various social networks has also enabled public discourse on various topics. However, this has also brought with it more forms of hostility and fake news, which are mainly pushed to the fore by alternative media. But this is not the case in Slovenia, according to the international media Algemeiner, …
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“Golob’s” Director of the University Medical Centre Ljubljana, Dr Marko Jug, has bought himself a new prestigious SUV, and the public tender is said to have several potential signs of corruption. According to the web portal preiskovalno.si (investigating.si), the vehicle was purchased by the University Medical Centre through a public procurement at the request of …
