Prime Minister Robert Golob celebrated the 80th anniversary of the repatriation of exiles and refugees to their homeland in Brestanica and drew attention to the realisation that war is evil. While condemning Nazism and fascism, he again avoided condemning the revolutionary violence of the communist authorities, which shows that the current authorities are not in
The letter that Ursula von der Leyen sent to Robert Golob has finally been found. The content of the letter exposed the Prime Minister’s blatant lies that Slovenia faced no pressure from Brussels and that former Commissioner candidate Tomaž Vesel had resigned of his own accord. He didn’t. He “was resigned” by Prime Minister Robert
The National Assembly’s Commission for Public Office and Elections will propose that the Commission of Inquiry into the controversial dealings of the President of the Freedom Movement party (Gibanje Svoboda) be headed by an MP of the very same party. This will be MP Tomaž Lah, who received nine votes of support at the meeting
He predicted he would be in office for six mandates, but allegedly, “Golob has been harassing his colleagues in the European Commission for some time now, saying that he would like to be the Energy Commissioner in the next European Commission,” as Janez Janša, President of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS)
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work in Australia or own sheep or cattle farms, to our priests abroad, to foreign and Slovenian university professors abroad, to former interior ministers. I have maintained these contacts for more than a decade, some of them for more than two decades. For me, these contacts are an important orientation to better understand the thinking
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Following the high-profile testimony of former Minister of the Interior Tatjana Bobnar and former Acting Director-General of the Police, Boštjan Lindav, who directly accused Prime Minister Robert Golob of brutal interference in police recruitment, the Commission for the Prevention of Corruption (KPK) has opened an investigation into suspected breaches of integrity in connection with a
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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
On Monday, two witnesses testified 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, which in a normal country would take out any leader, no matter how popular. First came the testimony
It could well be that the next Minister to leave the government would be the Minister of Cohesion and Regional Development, Aleksander Jevšek. Accusations of ineffective management of the ministry, of disastrous results, were already piling up before the August floods – and these have only further exposed the powerlessness of the Minister and his
In August, Prime Minister Robert Golob (Freedom Movement – Gibanje Svoboda) spent €39,300 on flights on private jets rented by the state from the company Janez let. Another €34,500 was paid to the company Flycom. An additional €22,200 was paid by the Foreign Ministry led by Tanja Fajon (Social Democrats – SD) to Janez let
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“Most of them cannot make a living from their business and consider singing, acting or fashion as a kind of hobby, because the few hundred euros that most singers and actors earn in our country and the one- to two hundred euros that the average model earns to walk half-naked on the Slovenian catwalk is
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Robert Golob set up a kindergarten in order to provide child care for his children with money from the state-owned company, but after Istrabenz stopped financing the kindergarten, it could not operate anymore, and all the kindergarten’s equipment was donated to the private company of Golob’s wife, Jana Nemec Golob. Last year, the media outlet