According to the latest information, the unknown perpetrators addressed the mail, which contained death threats and even high-calibre bullets, to at least six different addresses. First, the information was made public that Prime Minister Janez Janša and Minister of Defence Matej Tonin received the aforementioned packages at their home addresses, and then the Minister of …
The Prime Minister of Slovenia, Janez Janša, is constantly looking for new opportunities to promote Slovenia and investments that would help strengthen the Slovenian economy. After inviting visionary and inventor Elon Musk to invest in a new factory in Slovenia, he also spoke with Apple CEO Tim Cook on Wednesday night. Tim Cook is the …
Judging by the imagery, the latest unregistered protest of the opponents of the government’s measures adopted to curb the covid-19 pandemic was not too different from Friday’s political cycling protests. Namely, you could see worshippers of communist totalitarian symbols at both rallies. This should also put an end to the speculations about the alleged ideological …
Prime Minister Janez Janša discussed the significance of social dialogue, cooperation, green and digital transition, lifelong learning and sustainable work as he addressed a virtual Tripartite Social Summit ahead of the EU summit. On behalf of the Slovenian presidency he highlighted the importance of the European Pillar of Social Rights and its implementation as a …
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Yesterday, the Slovenian Government visited the Obalno-kraška (Coastal-Karst) region, which includes the municipalities of Ankaran, Divača, Hrpelje-Kozina, Izola, Komen, Koper, Piran and Sežana. The region’s performance figures are good, especially with regard to the development indicators, which are above the Slovenian average. For other indicators, it stands out in terms of below-average youth unemployment and …
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The left in the European Parliament wants to criminalize center-right governments, Milan Zver told Magyar Hírlap. A delegation from the European Parliament’s Committee on Fundamental Rights visited Ljubljana. Milan Zver, a member of the European Parliament for the Slovenian ruling party, told the Hungarian daily Magyar Hírlapthat he did not expect a balanced assessment. A delegation …
Who does David Sassoli think he is, warning the Prime Minister Janez Janša about “attacks” on Members of the European Parliament also being attacks on European citizens? And on what basis can the President of the European Parliament, who lost 70 percent of his voters in ten years, even accuse the Slovenian Prime Minister of …
The chairwoman of the European Parliament’s Democracy, Rule of Law and Fundamental Rights Monitoring Group, Sophie in ‘t Veld, is currently visiting Slovenia. She came here to get the “real picture” of what is happening in Slovenia, particularly in the field of the rule of law and the media – despite the fact that she …
Prime Minister Janez Janša attended the Tourism 365, a Croatian conference on tourism, in Terme Tuhelj, where he took part in a panel discussion together with Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković. The conference focused on initiatives and plans for post COVID tourism, smart and sustainable business operations, new technologies and a new future for tourism. …
The EU-Western Balkans Summit, which took place yesterday and was hosted by the Slovenian Presidency of the Council of the EU at Brdo pri Kranju, brought together the leaders of the EU member states and the six Western Balkan partners: Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Montenegro, the Republic of North Macedonia and Kosovo* The summit …
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Prime Minister Janez Janša has invited the executive director of SpaceX and Tesla, billionaire Elon Musk, to invest in Slovenia, after the former wrote on Twitter that Tesla does not know yet where to build the fourth Gigafactory. Symbolically, the most suitable place would be Maribor – where the inventor Nikola Tesla got his first …
“A lot is happening in Slovenia; namely, very important elections will be held here next year, so it is high time to start competing with the programmes, concepts about how we plan to cooperate in order for Slovenia to progress faster,” Prime Minister Janez Janša emphasised at the regular session of the National Assembly. He …
