Whether or not Marta Kos will actually become European Commissioner is still not clear – the media outlet Politico mentioned her as one of the five candidates who could fail to pass the hearings. But if she does become Commissioner, diplomat Marko Makovec is expected to become her chief of staff. The Slovenian public got …
At Thursday’s hearing of Marta Kos, candidate for the new European Commissioner from Slovenia, tensions came to a boiling point. When the subject of Kos’s collaboration with the so-called UDBA – the Directorate for State Security of the former Yugoslavia, i.e. the political police – came up, some left-wing MPs were extremely unhappy. But none …
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 opposition believes Marta Kos to be unsuitable for the post of European Commissioner for a number of reasons. Among others, her inadequate experience, her lobbying activities, and strong evidence that she was a source for the Yugoslav secret service, the Directorate for State Security – UDBA, are all problematic. Her views on Russia are …
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Marta Kos, the latest candidate for the post of European Commissioner from Slovenia, denies ever having been a collaborator of the UDBA or the Directorate for State Security, the former secret political police of the Yugoslav communist regime. Before the presidential elections, in which she also partook, parts of the official archive documentation were leaked …
The former Yugoslav secret police, known as the Directorate for State Security or UDBA, was in many ways worse than similar Soviet-style agencies. It was known for hunting down and killing political dissidents abroad, many of them innocent people. It was also famous for torture, kidnappings and bombings, and “rigged” trials, targeting real (and phantom) …
President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, and Prime Minister Robert Golob came to Črna na Koroškem on Tuesday to mock the people of Črna, who have been affected by last year’s disasters. Ursula von der Leyen, a great champion of the rule of law, and the man who has destroyed the rule …
On Monday, the billionaire Elon Musk interviewed Donald Trump, the Republican candidate in the US presidential election, live on his X social network. This has not only made Democrats in the US tremble, fearing a drop in support for their candidate Kamala Harris, but it has also brought fear to the “freedom of speech campaigners” …
Member states of the European Union have until the end of August to send to Brussels the names of their candidates for the positions of European Commissioners or members of the European Commission, which is a kind of European central government. This means that the new composition of the European Commission will not actually be …
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The National Assembly’s Committee on European Union Affairs has confirmed Tomaž Vesel as the Slovenian candidate for European Commissioner. He received nine votes in favour, six abstentions and no votes against. A hearing of the Slovenian candidate for the position of European Commissioner, Tomaž Vesel, was recently held in the National Assembly. In his answers …
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The unregulated financing of the public broadcaster Radio-Television Slovenia (RTVS), which has been the subject of heated warnings since last month by leading left-wing activists of the national media outlet, who are apparently not happy with the salary increase, was one of the few serious criticisms of the current Slovenian government made by the European …
The government of Robert Golob has usurped the public media by enacting the Radio-Television Slovenia Act. The viewers know this, and the government of Robert Golob knows this. The Prime Minister has even publicly acknowledged the takeover of the public media. The European Commission also knows this, because the outgoing Commissioner, Věra Jourová, actively participated …
