President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, has announced that she will propose a looser three-year timeframe for the car industry to meet CO2 emission standards, instead of annual targets. The focus is on changes to emissions rules that will benefit the car industry. The move follows the second meeting of the “Strategic …
A scandal has broken out in Brussels – namely, claims have arisen that the European Union is subsidising environmental NGOs to lobby for green policies. At the heart of the scandal is Frans Timmermans, a friend of Tanja Fajon’s who used to be the Commissioner for the European Green Deal. Secret contracts obtained by the …
In the Brussels scandal of the socialist Frans Timmermans, former Vice-President of the European Commission, indirect links can be found with Slovenian non-governmental organisations. So, was “dirty” money also poured into the campaign against nuclear energy and the construction of the second reactor of the Krško Nuclear Power Plant? Brussels is abuzz with information about …
Did The “Dirty” Money From Timmermans’s “Lobbying” Scandal Also Reach Slovenian NGOs? Read More »
What is the state of immigration like in Slovenia? Illegal migration is becoming part of everyday life at our borders. While migration numbers have been positive for many years, Slovenians are emigrating, and demographics are in free fall. In the past, we only knew of the problems caused by mass migration from the Third World …
Recent data from the European statistical office – Eurostat reveal that Slovenia is one of the countries with the highest wage taxes in Europe. Despite rapid wage growth over the past year, Slovenia is just above Romania in terms of net wages and purchasing power parity, which means that the material well-being of Slovenians is …
Poles And Czechs Are Already Richer Than Slovenians; Romanians Are Catching Up To Us Read More »
Slovenia has the most expensive electricity, according to the EU Energy portal, which monitors electricity prices in the countries of the European Union, Switzerland and Norway on a daily basis. On Wednesday, the price of electricity in Slovenia jumped by a staggering 20 percent to 155.22 euros per megawatt-hour, according to the web portal EU …
Slovenia Has The Most Expensive Electricity In Europe! Read More »
Tuesday’s formal meeting of the Committee on European Union Affairs brought together a number of important reflections. Speeches by the honourable speakers, MP Franc Breznik, Professor Dr Verica Trstenjak, Professor Dr Ernest Petrič and MP Janez Janša, underlined the importance of the European Union for Slovenia. However, there was also criticism of Slovenia’s foreign policy. …
Slovenian Intellectuals’ Reflections On The Future Of The European Union Read More »
The greatest wound of the Slovenian nation is the fratricide that happened before and after the Second World War, caused by our own brothers – because of the materialist and evil ideology of communism. But because some people are still benefitting from the killings in the present day, the coalition Social Democrats (Socialni demokrati – …
The Transitional Left Is Running From The Truth About The Post-War Killings Read More »
After the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS) submitted a strong list of candidates for the upcoming elections to the European Parliament to the State Election Commission (DVK), they presented their manifesto with the key positions the party is advocating in this election campaign, which are grouped under the name “Prudently,” shortly before …
The SDS Party Presents Its Manifesto – “Prudently For Slovenia In Europe” Read More »
This year, too, the national media outlet Radio-Television Slovenia (RTVS) made sure to broadcast anti-European songs on the communist holiday of the Day of Uprising Against the Occupation. Just before the European elections, they showed their totalitarian and anti-European tendencies. The frightening verses talk about how they would deal with politicians in the European Union: …
The Hijackers Of RTV Played Anti-EU Songs Ahead Of European Elections Read More »
On Thursday, the European Parliament voted on a non-binding proposal to enshrine the right to abortion in the Treaty on European Union. As Slovenian MEP Romana Tomc explained, such campaigns are particularly reprehensible at a time when Europe is facing a demographic winter. “Today in the European Parliament, I voted against the proposal to enshrine …
EU’s Reprehensible Campaign At A Time Of The Demographic Winter Read More »
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 …
Was “Flood Recovery” Just An Excuse For Construction Tycoons To Get Loans From The EU? Read More »
