The European People’s Party (EPP) – the largest and oldest political group in the European Parliament, the Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats (S&D) and the Renew Europe group have entered into a “coalition agreement” to work together. As long-time correspondent of the Delo newspaper, Peter Žerjavič pointed out, the common platform of the EPP, …
International lawyer Dr Miha Pogačnik was surprised by the recent International Criminal Court (ICC) order for the arrest of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defence Minister of Israel Yoav Gallant, as he believes that it was issued on the basis of one-sided information, but that it is nonetheless legally binding. However, he was …
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Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS) has recently proposed that a consultative referendum be held on the draft law on the pension supplement for artists with outstanding achievements. As the SDS MP Karmen Furman said at a press conference, the bill divides citizens into first- and second-class citizens. “We in the Slovenian Democratic …
“Enough is enough, let’s not let them repeat what happened in 2014! Elections are more than obviously coming, and Janez Janša and the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS) must be destroyed. That is what the godfathers from the background have decided. Why? Because there is a great danger that Janša and the …
The Administrative Court has ruled that the decision of the Council of Officials that Senad Jušić is eligible for the post of Director-General of the Police was unlawful. After the government appointed Senad Jušić to the post of Director-General of Police with a full mandate last September, former Acting Director-General of Police, Boštjan Lindav, initiated …
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The entire top brass of the Court of Audit, with the first signatory being the President, Jana Ahčin, sent a letter of protest to Prime Minister Robert Golob (the Freedom Movement party) and the Speaker of the National Assembly Urška Klakočar Zupančič (the Freedom Movement party), protesting the fact that the Parliament cut the institution’s …
“We can predict one thing with 100 percent certainty – even a conviction will not crush him, nor will it undermine voters’ confidence in the Slovenian Democratic Party,” said the former Interior Minister, Dr Vinko Gorenak. He was commenting on the prosecution of Janez Janša, which continued on Tuesday at the Celje court. Given the …
A Show Trial: This Time, We Will Prevent The 2014 Scenario Read More »
“In normal countries, Tina’s “voodoo context” could be quite damaging to Prime Minister Golob. But apparently, nothing can hurt Golob, because he has so far indulged in many misdeeds and serious slip-ups that would have been sanctioned long ago in developed democracies,” said psychoanalyst Vodeb about Gaber’s new lapse. Namely, the Prime Minister’s partner Tina Gaber made a …
Europe is dying out at an accelerating rate. The Mail Online has recently published a map showing the alarmingly low fertility rate on the old continent for the year 2022: 1.55 children per woman in Slovenia, 1.29 in Poland, 1.32 in Greece, 1.16 in Spain and even 1.08 in Malta! Even in (European?) Turkey, the fertility rate did …
At the end of October, the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS) parliamentary group requested an extraordinary session of the National Assembly’s Committee on Culture to be convened, in order to discuss the extremely poor situation at the national media outlet, Radio-Television Slovenia (RTVS). But the debate did not actually take place. Instead, …
Prime Minister Robert Golob has apparently set out to tackle the low public opinion about him and his party. This could be further worsened by the drastically increased electricity bills next month. To avoid this, he recommends that people in Slovenia wash their dirty laundry in the evenings or over the weekend. “For those of …
Luka Svetina, a journalist with the Domovina magazine (Homeland), was recently visited at his home by police officers – because he was reporting on the situation in the Dob Prison, which is run by Zoran Remic. Svetina responded that this was a clear attempt of intimidation by the police, who also wanted to get information …
