The euro area recorded inflation of 2.9 percent in October, which is a significant drop from the 4.3 percent recorded in the previous month. And while euro inflation is declining, Slovenia, with high inflation of 6.9 percent, remains well above the euro area average. In October, Slovenia was well above the average for the single
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President Nataša Pirc Musar’s controversial choice of candidates for the State Prosecutorial Council has caused quite a stir in the Slovenian public in recent days. Among them are Zvonko Fišer, who allegedly prosecuted priests under communism, and the former human rights ombudsman Vlasta Nussdorfer, who supported the controversial removal of the Carinthian boys from their
“Rumours. After they expelled MP Mojca Šetinc Pašek, the counting in the Freedom Movement party (Gibanje svoboda) – with a new drop in support according to the Ninamedia agency – continues. Here is the current situation: 20 MPs are said to be “cemented”, loosely after Tadej Troha, with “elements of a religious sect”; other colleagues
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The “depoliticised” national media outlet Radio-Television Slovenia (RTVS) is making new “apolitical” moves that will once again hurt the weakest. This time, multiplex C is being abolished, leaving only RTV Slovenia on the air. As a result, some 40 to 50 thousand households could be affected. The “depoliticised” RTV Slovenia has announced that as a
Slovenia was among the countries that joined Iran, Syria and Russia on Friday in voting in favour of a resolution that does not name Hamas or specifically call for the release of Israeli hostages. If the far-left Left party (Levica) is proud of what happened yesterday, something is seriously wrong. The Left party’s MP Matej
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Following the high-profile testimony of former Minister of the Interior Tatjana Bobnar before the National Assembly’s Commission of Inquiry for determining the potential political responsibility of holders of public office with regard to the alleged inadmissible political interference in the work of the Police, the latter are now conducting pre-trial proceedings. However, they did not
We are now in the third month after the catastrophic floods that swept across two-thirds of Slovenia on the 4th of August. No one was spared, and there is still a large number of people who are still homeless and have not yet received answers to their questions from the government that promised to help
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On Tuesday, Prime Minister Robert Golob publicly admitted that he had ordered former Interior Minister Tatjana Bobnar to “purge” the Slovenian police of all sympathisers of former Prime Minister Janez Janša. This led MEP Dr Milan Zver to address a priority parliamentary question to the European Commission on the Slovenian Prime Minister’s public admission of
“I’ve never been so scared to go out in Ljubljana, and I walked on the crowded streets. Terrible. I will never go out alone again. And since I don’t live in Ljubljana anymore, I’ve been there maybe twice in the evenings. The vibe there has changed, it’s not so carefree and cute anymore,” wrote one
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In light of the recent revelations made by former Minister of the Interior Tatjana Bobnar before the National Assembly’s Commission of Inquiry investigating inadmissible political interference in the work of the police, Dr Vinko Gorenak believes that the criminal investigators should pay a visit to Prime Minister Robert Golob. According to Gorenak, Golob has committed
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After the many resignations from ministerial posts we have seen in recent months, two unelected ministers remain in their ministerial chairs. We are talking about the two “returnees” appointed to their positions by the Golob government. The two have so far repeatedly proven that they are not good at choosing their staff. Both Alenka Bratušek
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The recent testimony of the former Minister of the Interior and the former Acting Director-General of Police in the National Assembly has once again confirmed the Prime Minister’s political interference in the work of the police. But it is not only the police who Golob and his associates allegedly interfered with, but also the Slovenian
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