As we have already reported, one of Fridays’ political cyclists, Anis Ličina, has been arrested again by the police for drug trafficking. This time, he was arrested in Kosovo. Even though nowadays, the Slovenian media (led by the national media outlet, Radio-Television Slovenia – RTVS in particular) and left-wing political activists like to pretend that …
Do we have a neutered police force in Slovenia? A whole series of clearly inappropriate police interventions shows that this is indeed the case. We spoke to former Minister of the Interior and candidate for the position of Member of the European Parliament, Aleš Hojs, who holds the ruling authorities responsible for a series of …
The Repayment Of Fines For Breaking The Anti-Corona Measures Was Fatal For The Police Read More »
In Slovenia, just under 300 deaths of patients infected with Covid-19 have been recorded in the last two months, or five deaths of Covid-19 patients per day. This brings us close to a similar number of deaths to those recorded in the last wave of the epidemic in the spring of 2022. Meanwhile, the government …
In The Last Two Months, Nearly 300 People In Slovenia Have Died Of Covid Read More »
The Golob government recently boasted that a law has entered into force that provides for the repayment of fines for certain offences from the time of the Covid-19 pandemic. “This is a severe blow to all healthcare workers who worked during the pandemic to ensure that as few people as possible fell ill and died …
“Because we don’t have sufficiently organised testing for Covid-19, all the numbers are actually underestimated, and there are many more infected than we are catching. We expect an increased number of hospital admissions and additional bed requirements, as well as an increased number of deaths in the coming weeks. The Prime Minister’s statements about the …
Slovenia has experienced two major crises in recent years, but these crises have clearly shown us who are the true leaders and, on the other hand, who are the people that, in these critical times, exploit the plight of the people for their own or political ends. While the current left-wing government, which was the …
Slovenia confirmed 1,592 new coronavirus cases on Tuesday as hospitalisations remained stable, shows fresh data from the Health Ministry. Another four Covid-19 patients died. The 14-day case notification rate per 100,000 of the population went down by four in a day to 874 and the 7-day case average dropped by 139 to 1,369, data from …
Free kits for Covid-19 self-testing for primary and secondary school students in the new school year will be available in Slovenian pharmacies from Monday. Testing will be voluntary and will take place at home, with funds for the campaign being secured from the national budget. Health Ministry State Secretary Tadej Ostrc said the voluntary self-testing …
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A total of 2,664 new cases of coronavirus were confirmed in Slovenia from Friday to Sunday in what is practically level with the figure a week ago, and three Covid patients died, fresh official data shows. Yesterday, 94 patients were treated in hospitals for Covid-19 as their main condition, including eight in intensive care, which …
More than 2,500 Covid cases logged in past three days Read More »
A total of 1,582 new cases of coronavirus were confirmed in Slovenia during the extended weekend and nine fatalities among Covid-19 patients. Friday included, 11 patients died and 3,156 new infections were confirmed, data released by the Health Ministry shows. Yesterday, 92 patients were treated in hospitals for Covid-19 as their main condition, including 9 …
Almost 1,600 new Covid cases during extended weekend Read More »
A further 1,738 people tested positive for coronavirus in Slovenia on Wednesday, an increase of 6% from the same day a week ago. The seven-day average of cases is now at 1,379, up by 17 from the day before and up 295 in a week. The 14-day incidence per 100,000 population rose by 35 and …
Slovenia confirmed 941 new cases of coronavirus over the weekend, an increase of more than 40% over the previous weekend. One patient with Covid-19 died. There are currently 45 patients at regular wards hospitalised with Covid as their primary condition and another eight in intensive care. This compares to 23 and nine, respectively, a week …
