“If until today I was not sure whether there was any criminal activity behind the Gen-I energy company transfers, now I know for sure, based on today’s episode of the show Tarča (Target) and Helbl’s statements,” said the former head of the criminal investigators, Dušan Mohorko, after a recent episode of the show Tarča, where …
An MP of the ruling Freedom Movement party (Gibanje Svoboda), Miroslav Gregorič, is known to many as a nuclear expert and the former Director of the Slovenian Nuclear Safety Administration. However, before last year’s elections to the National Assembly, Gregorič had also decided to enter politics and joined the ruling Freedom Movement party in Parliament. …
A Member Of Golob’s Ruling Party Among The Signatories Of The Pro-Russian Letter Read More »
After long-standing warnings about the misguided migration policies of the Robert Golob government, which decided to tear down border fences despite the increase in the number of illegal border crossings, the concerns have been confirmed by the decision of our northern neighbour Austria, which has decided to lift the border controls with Slovakia, which it …
Robert Golob put Slovenia on the map of foreign countries. Just like he promised. But not with good business results or good practices, which is what we saw during the term of Janez Janša’s government when Slovenia was among the top countries in the international rankings. Golob has put us on the map because we …
Golob’s Balkan Deals With Gen-I And Their Repercussions Abroad Read More »
The Balkans have been shaken by a financial affair involving our Prime Minister Robert Golob and the Kosovo Ambassador to Croatia, Martin Berishaj. Berishaj has recently been the main subject of Kosovo’s headlines, because everyone is surprised that he remains Ambassador despite all the evidence against him. The Kosovo media have hinted that Berishaj still …
We have still not gotten an explanation as to why the Gen-I energy company, while being run by the current Prime Minister Robert Golob, financed the company SEE M. & C., which was founded and, for a long time, also run by Vesna Vuković, and liquidated just a few weeks ago by Primož Cirman. Namely, …
Changing things up to appear more glamorous than they are, concealment, deceit, and highly biased reporting. These are all the things that the mainstream media has done for Robert Golob. For some, it has paid off more, for others, less. And if he has not managed to thank them for it yet, he did just …
Golob To The Obedient Journalists: You Would Fit Right In To My Political Party Read More »
Prime Minister Robert Golob maintains that he does not know Martin Berishaj and denies all transactions that have taken place or any connection to the disclosed transactions, which point to alleged money laundering by the state-owned company. However, it is difficult to believe what he says, since, according to the web portal Prava, when he …
The Albanian financial affair of Slovenian Prime Minister Robert Golob has become international. He tried to cover it up both when it was first revealed as well as now, denying his involvement despite the evidence. The news and his links with Ambassador Martin Berishaj were reported by many Balkan media outlets, especially after it was …
Given the recent reports of the media that the Government and the Ministry of Health now have a clear picture of the current situation in healthcare, the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokatska stranka – SDS) expects that a timeline for resolving the situation in healthcare will be set with clear and realistic dates, and above …
While the mainstream Slovenian media continue to remain silent on Prime Minister Golob’s financial affair, it is still a central topic in the foreign media. Golob’s financing of the Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti’s election campaign has been filling the headlines of both Kosovo and Croatian media and has also been reported on in Serbian …
Prime Minister Golob’s Kosovo affair is getting deeper and deeper. This time, a Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK) MP, Abelard Tahiri, has spoken out, demanding an international investigation into Martin Berishaj, the Kosovo ambassador in Zagreb. At one point, Berishaj withdrew 1.4 million euros from his account, with the money allegedly coming from Slovenia. When …
