On Friday, Pavel Rupar started the new – now practically traditional – protest in front of the building of the national media outlet, Radio-Television Slovenia (RTVS), and it then continued in Republic Square, which was packed despite the bad weather. This time, the protesters were joined by soldiers and veterans. The leader of the protest …
A nationwide rally was held in Ljubljana’s Congress Square on Thursday, the 21st of March. It was brought about as the result of dissatisfied citizens who have had enough. Enough of empty promises, enough of the imposition of harmful ideologies, enough of the government’s profligacy at their expense, and enough of the indications pointing to …
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The Slovenian capital is facing a drastic increase in crime. According to recent police data, the number of crimes has increased significantly in the areas of all but one police station. Since the police are clearly no longer in control of Ljubljana’s streets, we asked the former Director-General of the Police, Dr Anton Olaj, to …
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“I’ve never been so scared to go out in Ljubljana, and I walked on the crowded streets. Terrible. I will never go out alone again. And since I don’t live in Ljubljana anymore, I’ve been there maybe twice in the evenings. The vibe there has changed, it’s not so carefree and cute anymore,” wrote one …
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“The role of fences is to channel migration so that there is not one group of people for every kilometre, but to gather them at certain points where the main groups of migrants are located. As a result, it is easier for the police to deal with them. However, it is impossible to expect the …
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In Russian propaganda broadcasts, threats about Russia seizing major European capitals are quite common. In a recent programme broadcast on Russian state television, Ljubljana was one of those capitals. “This will continue to develop, and we will increasingly take on the role that the Russian empire had had before. I was not joking in the …
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The Ljubljana Mayor, Zoran Janković, believes he is more important than the state, its rules, and its authorities. The Ministry of the Environment, Climate and Energy has not yet issued an environmental permit for the installation of reinforced concrete duct channels in part of the C0 sewer line, but the Municipality of Ljubljana has already …
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“Politics is doing nothing to stop the biggest political gangster, who won yet another victory in court a few days ago. This time, he was acquitted and thus avoided paying another 20 million euros,” said Ljubljana City councillor Jasminka Dedić at the protest rally, calling on honest officials to remain courageous and refuse to participate …
An incident recently took place in a fast food restaurant in the centre of Ljubljana, where a crazy Balkan man threatened and destroyed the said restaurant, which led to a fight. Many people in Ljubljana are noticing an increase in crime and less and less cultured behaviour among the new residents of the city. Namely, …
More than ten years after becoming the first city in Slovenia with a bike sharing system, Ljubljana has now also got its own e-bike rental system with 75 Nomago Bikes made available at 25 docking stations. With Thursday’s launch of the new system, Ljubljana has become the 12th municipality with an e-bike rental system operated …
A new multiplex cinema will open in Ljubljana. Located in the Supernova shopping mall in the southern borough of Rudnik, it will have seven theatres with a combined 1,357 seats. The multiplex is run by the Austrian company Cineplexx, which is already the largest movie chain in Slovenia with theatres in Kranj, Koper, Novo Mesto, …
Corwin, a Slovak developer present in Slovenia for over four years, and its Czech partner Hartenberg have purchased two large plots in the centre of Ljubljana to build several hundred new flats, new offices and a shopping mall, the company said. Construction is expected to start around 2024. By: P.T., STA
