“Golob demanded actions from me as Minister that were unacceptable, because he wanted to directly interfere in the recruitment of police officers. What’s more, in order for me to remain the Minister, someone had to lose their job. In fact, he took the position that he could demand this of me because he was the …
Former Minister Reveals Golob’s Wrongdoings – Will He Take Political Responsibility? Read More »
The level of trust in the work of the government of Robert Golob has suffered a new blow. While trust has been falling consistently since the end of last year, the confidence level measured in the opinion poll conducted between the 18th and the 20th of March was the lowest ever. “At -18, it is …
One of the reasons often given for the reintroduction of invoice printing is that there was an increase in the informal economy in 2022 compared to 2019 – which does not make much sense, if you think about it, given that the obligation to issue invoices was not abolished under the previous government – it …
Simič: The Government Is Lying About The Informal Economy Read More »
“The interpellation is an attempt of a call for reason for those who hold the power today,” the leader of the opposition Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS), Janez Janša, explained the reasons for the recently tabled interpellation of the government. Janša believes that the Golob government’s moves are “extremely harmful and undermine …
Janša For Nova24TV: The Tabled Interpellation Is An Attempt To Call For Reason Read More »
Golob’s government has started an attack on the Health Insurance Institute of Slovenia (ZZZS), the board of the institute is filled with members of the parties Gibanje Svoboda and SD, changes in the board of the ZZZS institute were made just before today’s extraordinary session of the assembly. At a correspondence meeting, the government dismissed …
Golob’s government has launched an attack on the Health Insurance Institute of Slovenia Read More »
A journalist of the Demokracija magazine (Democracy) spoke to Romana Tomc, Member of the European Parliament and Vice-President of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS), about the events of the past year, both in the domestic and the European arena; on how the European Parliament views the developments in Slovenia; what marked …
No Other Country Is Raising Taxes In These Times, Unlike The Golob Government Read More »
Prime Minister Robert Golob and Minister of the interior Tatjana Bobnar remain on separate sides of the barricades after the recent talks on allegations of political interference in the police. But the event has clearly also shaken up the coalition. The Social Democrats party (Socialni demokrati – SD) has surprisingly come to Bobnar’s defence, as …
Inflation is rising, the prices of energy products, including electricity, are higher every day, which is not entirely understandable considering that we produce most of the electricity ourselves. “The question is rightly asked whether the measures taken by the current Government of the Republic of Slovenia are really only for the benefit of the citizens, or …
Vesna Vuković, a journalist of the transitional left’s media murder web portal “Necenzurirano.si” (“Uncensored”), is soon moving to Robert Golob’s party. This switch to one of the left-wing parties shows once again how extremely the biased journalists and media outlets we have in Slovenia are and how they are just an extended arm of the …
At the end of June, we sent a request to all members of the new Slovenian government to forward a list of visitors by name to both ministers and state secretaries, relying on the Media Act. The responses from Prime Minister Robert Golob’s cabinet and the ministries were very different and show that Golob’s team …
An incredible deception about the visits of leaders in Golob’s government Read More »
On an annual basis, consumer prices in Slovenia rose by an average of 10.4 percent in June. The biggest contributors to inflation were the price increases of oil derivates, food and electricity. On a monthly basis, inflation was 2.7 percent, and it was increased by higher prices of electricity, holiday packages and food, the Statistical …
