The transition media have started their engines. The pre-election period is coming, during which they will miraculously discover Golob’s “affairs”. A new face is coming, and the centres of power on the left have given up on Golob. We asked political analyst Aljuš Pertinač for a comment, who believes that with the story recently published …
One year before the elections to the national assembly, the mainstream media have also entered the pre-election race. Due to the unpopularity of the Golob government, they are apparently preparing the ground for a new “new face”. Namely, they are doing this by suddenly “discovering” an affair involving Golob. There have been plenty of these …
A Fatwa Has Been Issued: Will Golob Resign Due To His “Free” Holiday In Croatia? Read More »
In 2018, Prime Minister Miro Cerar resigned as Prime Minister, thus triggering early elections, after the Constitutional Court and the Supreme Court ruled that his government had cheated by spending hundreds of thousands of euros on a propaganda campaign during the referendum on the second railway line. I pointed out that this was unfair in …
Prime Minister Robert Golob has repeatedly shown his utter contempt for doctors, most recently by calling them “parasites”. We asked three doctors what they thought about this. Dr Alenka Forte: “I think this is highly inappropriate for a prime minister and shows that he is not a statesman, it shows a certain vileness of character.” …
Doctors: Insults Show The Vileness Of Golob’s Character And His Unstatesmanlike Attitude Read More »
“The Medical Chamber of Slovenia is following the statements made recently by the Prime Minister of the Republic of Slovenia, Dr Robert Golob, in relation to doctors and the functioning of the Slovenian healthcare system, with great concern. We never imagined that we would witness a time when the medical profession, which has been taking …
Medical Chamber: We Expect An Apology From The Prime Minister! Read More »
Prime Minister Robert Golob recently told the National Assembly that the debt-to-GDP ratio is falling under his government. This is true, but the key reason for this is the growth of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP). And in spite of that, the absolute debt is increasing all the time. From the end of 2021 to …
Prime Minister Robert Golob announced some great news on Tuesday! He cheerfully announced that the supercomputer, which will be built in Maribor, has won a 50-million-euro grant from the European Union. To this, Slovenia will add an additional 50 million euros of taxpayers’ money, which will enable us to build one of the most powerful …
On Monday, Prime Minister Robert Golob said in the National Assembly that the construction of 2,000 public rental apartments will start in Slovenia this year. However, the data show that this was a claim that is not true. The Prime Minister made the remark after MP Andrej Poglajen of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska …
The government of Robert Golob is facing several allegations of controversial tenders and irregularities in public procurement. One of the recent high-profile cases is the deal to buy two urgently needed helicopters for medical rescue. The tender was managed by the Ministry of the Interior, and although its representatives had previously checked delivery times with …
The Controversial Tenders Of The Golob Government: What Is Behind Them? Read More »
The second emergency meeting of European statesmen is taking place today – on Wednesday, the 19th of February, in Paris. Following criticism that French President Macron excluded a number of countries from the first meeting, this time, the French capital will host the leaders of ten European countries and Canada, alongside France. Additionally, Prime Minister …
Prime Minister Golob Has Managed To Insert Himself Into The Talks In Paris – Remotely Read More »
Although the Russian invasion of Ukraine has clearly demonstrated how important it is for European countries to strengthen their defence capabilities, some people are still reluctant to increase defence spending – even now. This includes Prime Minister Robert Golob, who stressed ahead of Monday’s informal meeting of European Union leaders in Brussels that Slovenia is …
Prime Minister Golob Remains Reluctant To Increase Defence Spending Read More »
Just before the Christmas and New Year holidays, the Golob government announced something it does really well: it announced a new tax. This time, on residential property. The starting points for a tax on residential property have been prepared and will be open to public discussion by the end of January. While the government is …
The New Property Tax Has Caused An Uproar In Slovenia – “It Is Completely Misguided!” Read More »
