The collection of the Military History Park in Pivka has recently grown bigger with an important historical artefact – Janez Janša’s uniform from the time of Slovenia’s fight for independence. It is the 1991 uniform of the Territorial Defence of the Republic of Slovenia, which the then-Minister of Defence wore during the crucial period of …
Since February 2022, much of the world has been in a modern Cold War. Unlike the 20th-century Cold War, Europe is not its main stage or battlefield this time, even though a hot war is raging on its continent. The primary struggle for power is taking place between the U.S. and China. A glance at …
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Monday’s hearing in the Trenta case took place without any witnesses being heard and in the absence of Janez Janša. Specialised prosecutor Luka Moljk was also absent. The court was due to hear again the former bankruptcy trustee of the company Imos, Branka Remškar, who did not appear in court. This time, the lawyers of …
Janez Janša recently appeared on the popular podcast hosted by Klemen Selakovič. In an in-depth conversation with the host, Janša shared quite a few philosophical cues that few Slovenian politicians are capable of. The podcast has already been viewed by 100,000 Youtube users, which is more than the circulation of any Slovenian print media and …
This week’s guest on the show “Who Is Lying to You” (“Kdo vam laže”) on Nova24TV was Brane Kastelic, the first defendant in the Trenta case. So far, he has not had much opportunity to explain his side of the story to the public, or his view on this notorious and much-talked-about topic. On Nova24TV, …
After the January hearing in the Trenta case, is it even worth continuing with the proceedings that seem quite empty in terms of content, where the only thing that is being determined now is whether the Eurogradnje company really carried out a “sham” deal between Janez Janša and the Imos company? At Monday’s hearing, we …
Judging by the content of Friday’s hearing of the Trenta case at the Celje District Court – which took place in the excused absence of the President of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS), Janez Janša – the indictment is nothing but a writing exercise with no meaning, at least according to …
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On the occasion of the 35th anniversary of the founding of the Democratic Opposition of Slovenia – DEMOS party (Demokratična opozicija Slovenije), the Association for the Values of Slovenian Independence (Združenje za vrednote Slovenske osamosvojitve – VSO) organised a panel discussion at which the panellists stressed the importance of political cooperation and the recognition of …
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On Monday, a ceremony to mark the Independence and Unity Day was held in Tolmin, Slovenia, organised by the Association for the Values of Slovenian Independence (VSO). In his speech, the keynote speaker, Janez Janša, emphasised that this is a day worth remembering by those who lived through it, those who were born afterwards, and …
The number of injustices perpetrated by the crooked judiciary is too high to count. It must be made clear that we have had enough of what the judiciary is doing, and not only with the leader of the opposition, Janez Janša, in mind, who is a victim of the political process of Trenta, just like …
On Friday, at the 40th Slovenian Book Fair, a conversation with the President of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS), Janez Janša, was held on the occasion of the publication of his new book, The Wake-up Call (Budnica). Janša stressed that a wake-up call is needed for change in the country. In …
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“The more judges there are, the less justice there is in this country. Thousands of people feel this, they see in concrete cases what is happening to others, and once, it will be enough,” said the leader of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS), Janez Janša, before the start of Tuesday’s trial …
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