The Minister of Infrastructure from the Golob government, Alenka Bratušek, is prosecuting Davorin Kopše, a columnist from our media house. She wants to extort a larger sum of money from him, simply because of a tweet on the social network X, which, moreover, was not even aimed directly at her. Kopše had previously also invited …
Months after the August floods, the Golob government is still using the storms as an excuse for all its other failures. According to MP Andrej Hoivik from the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS), the “post-flood rehabilitation” was also one of the excuses for obtaining additional loans, which would, in fact, have served …
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Our editorial team has obtained the contract and annexes to the contract on the financing of the C0 sewerage channel. The story of Janković’s “shit pipeline” is becoming more and more complicated, and all the controversial and, last but not least, allegedly criminal and fraudulent practices related to the channel are coming to light. One …
If we Slovenians thought that the overpaid courthouse on Litijska Street in Ljubljana was the end of everything, we were wrong. Behind the backs of Slovenian taxpayers, incredible things have been happening at the Ministry of Infrastructure under the leadership of Alenka Bratušek – a person who has proven to be financially incompetent in the …
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 unelected Alenka Bratušek, who won just 5.58 percent of the vote in the last parliamentary elections in the Kranj 2 district, but who, despite the fact that the people did not want her, managed to get to the position of Minister of Infrastructure, also got the necessary infrastructure for water on the land of …
Representatives of the opposition and the Gibanje Svoboda party wrote a protest letter, in which they flatly state about the irregularities and pressures that journalists on RTV Slovenia are allegedly experiencing. Director of RTV Slovenia Andrej Grah Whatmough emphasised that the management of RTV Slovenia never put pressure on journalists and editors of RTV Slovenia …
After Slovenia gained independence, many Slovenian companies found themselves in debt, and some were very underfunded. While some managed to get out of the tight spot, the largest companies were mostly sold off by the left-wing governments. Among them were banks, manufacturing plants, a pharmaceutical company, and the national airline. Some companies became more successful …
Although the mainstream media outlets are filled with reports on the united appearance of the so-called Constitutional Arch Coalition (which are actually the left-wing parties of the current opposition) and the party of the new face of Slovenian politics, Golob, it is clear to everyone at first glance that the relations between the aforementioned political …
Dimitrij Rupel, a long-time Minister of Foreign Affairs, wrote a letter to the president of the German liberals, Christian Wolfgang Lindner, regarding Alenka Bratušek’s efforts to get the SMC party excluded from the European liberals’ ALDE group. Rupel called on Lindner to encourage an independent investigation into Bratušek’s proposal, as what she is demanding is …
At the request of the coalition parties SDS, NSi and SMC, the 63rd extraordinary session of the Committee on Finance was convened recently to discuss the largest financial fiasco in the history of Slovenia, which happened in 2013 and 2014 and was caused by the government of Alenka Bratušek, which made the decision to expropriate …
When Alenka Bratušek made a fool of herself in front of the competent European parliamentary committee and embarrassed Slovenia with her (self)nomination for the position of European Commissioner, not even the ALDE group supported her. Bratušek was certain that at least part of the blame for it lay with Jelko Kacin, who she believed was …
