What is the state of immigration like in Slovenia? Illegal migration is becoming part of everyday life at our borders. While migration numbers have been positive for many years, Slovenians are emigrating, and demographics are in free fall. In the past, we only knew of the problems caused by mass migration from the Third World …
The mandate of the current Human Rights Ombudsman, Peter Svetina, will soon be over, and the President of the Republic is now planning to nominate Katarina Bervar Sternad, Director of the NGO PIC – the Legal Centre for the Protection of Human Rights and the Environment and a member of the women’s organisation “ONA VE” …
“This is a very bad signal, especially for Slovenian citizens. What is happening is exactly what we in the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS) have been predicting – that Slovenia will eventually become a migrant pocket,” former Minister of the Interior Aleš Hojs commented on the Italian request to terminate the Schengen …
The French senate has made public the results of a parliamentary inquiry launched after a Chechen Islamist beheaded Samuel Paty, a high school history teacher, in 2020 for showing a Charlie Hebdo cartoon of the Prophet Mohammed in his class on freedom of expression. The findings on the state of French schools are alarming and …
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The Criminal Code and the Criminal Procedure Act are apparently no longer in force in Slovenia. Especially when it comes to migrants. A Somali man charged with rape, robbery, causing minor bodily harm and damaging foreign property will not go to prison. The prosecution is not proposing a prison sentence for him, but a precautionary …
A discussion evening was recently held at the Koper Theatre, where the guest was the President of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS), Janez Janša. No wonder the Left party (Levica) wanted to ban the event, as the theatre hall was filled to the very last seat and the topic of the …
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“With the current inadequate immigration policy, we are facing more violence and a loss of the sense of security among people. Slovenians, therefore, expect more from the politicians in charge,” said former Director-General of the Police, Dr Anton Olaj, commenting on the Slovenian government’s response to the increasing migration and the resulting rise in migrant …
Twenty extremist jihadist cells are currently operating in the Balkans, with the aim of launching terrorist attacks across Europe, Italian intelligence services have warned, according to recent Italian media reports. Most of these groups are located in Kosovo, Albania and Bosnia and Herzegovina, but there are also groups in Montenegro, Serbia and North Macedonia. They …
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Janez Janša has posted an extended post on the social network X about why he thinks the average Slovenian citizen should legally arm themself. The President of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS) believes that the current government is incapable of protecting Slovenia and its citizens. “Thank you to all those who …
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This Friday, the National Assembly will hold an emergency meeting of the Committee on the Interior. At the end of the session, MPs will vote on three conclusions calling on the government to prepare a strategy for the mass import of migrants as soon as possible and to increase the asylum capacity to accommodate them. …
Croatian MP and representative of The Bridge party (Most), Zvonimir Troskot, posted a video on X, showing a “flood” of illegal migrants near the border with Bosnia and Herzegovina, calling for the deployment of the army and police to the border. Zvonimir Troskot, a member of the Croatian Parliament and a representative of the Bridge …
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Slovenian police officers dealt with 15,456 illegal crossings of the Slovenian border in the first five months of the year, which is three times more than in the same period last year when they detained 5,108 people who illegally crossed the border. The data for June or the first half of the year are not …
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