Prime Minister Janez Janša met with the representatives of Fides – trade union of doctors and dentists of Slovenia on 23. of May. The interlocutors discussed the report of the working group for the preparation of changes to the salary system in healthcare. Source: gov.si
Prime Minister Janez Janša took part at a working meeting via videoconference before the forthcoming extraordinary session of the European Council. Other participants at the videoconference meeting were the President of the European Council Charles Michel, the Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki, the Slovak Prime Minister Eduard Heger and the Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin. …
“These are just a few of the countless anomalies that exist in Slovenia. Mostly because the country is still relatively young and there are strong left-wing ideological networks in Slovenia’s institutions and media,” Viktorija replied to a German journalist who had made false claims about the government of Janez Janša. Alongside her comment, she also …
On 28 February, Slovenia’s then prime minister, the conservative Janez Janša, claimed that the fall of Ukraine could trigger a domino effect, noting that Moldova, Georgia, and probably the Baltic states would be next, and warned of “things being cooked up” in the Western Balkans. Just two months later, Janša lost the election to Robert …
“Dear Janez Janša and friends of the SDS party, in extremely difficult times you have taken responsibility for Slovenia and Europe and brought results! We look forward to continuing to work together well in the European People’s Party,” said Manfred Weber, the leader of the European People’s Party in the European Parliament, in support of the …
After the elections, Prime Minister Janez Janša was also supported from abroad Read More »
President Borut Pahor and Prime Minister Janez Janša congratulated Emmanuel Macron on being elected the president of France for a second term in Sunday’s run-off of the presidential election. Both believe Slovenia and France will continue with their good cooperation, noting the importance of working together to tackle current challenges and issues. STA
“If this will be the actual number of seats we get, we will have equalled the party’s best result in history and significantly increased the number of votes and won in districts we have never won before,” said the departing Prime Minister Janez Janša in a post-election statement for the media. According to him, the …
Ladies and gentlemen, the final convention of the Slovenian Democratic Party in the campaign for the 2022 National Assembly elections took place in Medvode on tuesday. The entire winning SDS team for the elections to the National Assembly gathered in Medvode, and the main speaker was the President of the Slovenian Democratic Party and the …
“One only needs to look at the facts, the economic results of the work of this government during the greatest crisis. After that, I believe the choice is not difficult for anyone anymore. We have always been convinced that nothing is possible in Slovenia, and they told us about the things that are not possible… …
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PM Janez Janša, the leader of the Democrats (SDS), highlighted his party’s track record in government and its stimulus policies, and rebuked the opposition, as he addressed SDS members at a convention, the party’s last major event before polling day. “We don’t work miracles, we do what we are capable of doing, sometimes more than …
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“We have done a lot in two years, imagine how much we can do in four years,” said the President of the Slovenian Democratic Party and Prime Minister Janez Janša in his address on Twitter. In the video, he presented the SDS programme for the period 2022–2026 for “victorious Slovenia” in 150 seconds in the accepted …
Organisers of the event of the Slovenian Business Club (SBC) are an apolitical organisation with a strong economic interest in relation to the country and are continuously monitoring events on the political stage. To this end, they invited the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS) to an election marathon, where entrepreneurs expressed their …
