With the Union of European Football Associations – UEFA refusing to grant permission for the football match between Israel and Poland to start with a minute’s silence for the victims of the attacks by the terrorist group Hamas in Israel on the 7th of October this year, footballers aged 21 and under had no choice …
Young Footballers Pay Tribute To Hamas Victims – Despite UEFA’s Prohibition Read More »
Polish MEPs have sharply criticised a proposal by the European Parliament’s liberal majority to rescind member states’ right to sovereignty and place them in the hands of Brussels. On Tuesday, the European Parliament held a debate on a report issued by the Constitutional Affairs Committee (AFCO), which proposes certain amendments to the EU treaties. The most …
The illegal seizure of 24 head of cattle from the farm of the Možgan family from Krško last Tuesday continues to cause quite a stir in public. Not only because both the Slovenian Farmers’ Trade Union (Sindikat kmetov Slovenije – SKS) and the Chamber of Agriculture and Forestry of Slovenia (Kmetijsko gospodarska zbornica Slovenije – …
The Golob Government Is Already Stealing Farmers’ Livestock Read More »
According to the latest public opinion poll conducted by the Parsifal Agency, only 34.4 percent of the respondents still support the current government of Robert Golob. The majority of respondents, 31.8 percent, see early elections as the way out of the crisis. In addition, only 11.3 percent of respondents would accept an offer from the …
[Public Opinion Poll] Early Elections Are The Only Way Out Of The Government Crisis Read More »
The Prime Minister’s Office has announced that in the coming days, Prime Minister Robert Golob will have to undergo hernia surgery. Due to the surgery, he will be absent for a few days. He will be replaced by the former leader of the Left Party (Levica) – Luka Mesec. “The Prime Minister, Dr Robert Golob, …
The Slovenian capital is facing a drastic increase in crime. According to recent police data, the number of crimes has increased significantly in the areas of all but one police station. Since the police are clearly no longer in control of Ljubljana’s streets, we asked the former Director-General of the Police, Dr Anton Olaj, to …
Criminals Have Taken Over The Streets Of Ljubljana Read More »
Before the latest Italian elections, Prime Minister Robert Golob, as well as the Minister of Foreign Affairs, expressed concern about the possibility of a successor to fascism coming to power in our neighbouring country. But on Tuesday’s working visit to neighbouring Italy, where Golob met the Italian Prime Minister, there was more stumbling and sniggering …
Before The Elections, He Claimed She Was A Fascist, And Now He Is Happily Embracing Her Read More »
While the world continues to be appalled every day by the actions of the Palestinian terrorist organisation Hamas, this is not the case for the Prime Minister’s companion. Heavily propagandised pro-Palestinian rallies, financed by, among others, George Soros, have swept through the world, with most Islamic extremists using the rallies to spread hatred and anti-Semitism. …
“A very simple example – for a net salary of 10 thousand euros, a Croatian employer pays 17 thousand euros and a Slovenian employer 26 thousand euros, and this is where the lack of competitiveness comes from, because we are fighting to be able to give higher salaries to our employees and to attract foreign …
This Government Has Done Practically Nothing For Entrepreneurship Read More »
It was the year 2020 when yet another government of new faces fell. On the 27th of January, Marjan Šarec gave up on leading the country and thus joined the ranks of the opposition. At a difficult time, when the epidemic of the Covid-19 virus was spreading in neighbouring Italy, Janez Janša took over the …
Slovenia Needs A Prime Minister Who Knows How To Lead A Country Read More »
“This is also why Slovenia urgently needs a strategic stabilisation of the internal situation. The only democratic path to this solution is to hold early elections to the National Assembly as soon as possible and then form a strong and operational government that will be able to face internal and external challenges and be independent …
The Club of Slovenian Students in Vienna (Klub slovenskih študentk in študentov na Dunaju) recently held a party to celebrate its 100 years of existence, and the party also included the flag of the former socialist Yugoslavia. The Austrians wanted to cut off their funding because of their extreme Marxist views. Vienna was already a …
