After about a month of Golob’s debacles, the media is still talking almost exclusively about the Janša government. But since this topic has been almost fully exhausted by now, their approaches to it are becoming more and more bizarre. The latest spin, which even the national media outlet, RTV Slovenia, tried to sell on its
Prime Minister is known for his surprising statements. A few days ago, he criticised former President Kučan, who supported Martina Kos’s candidacy in the upcoming presidential elections. As if a single sentence from Golob could finally cause Kučan to retire. Similarly, upon taking office, he asserted that he would cut the influence of lobbyists. But
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“Slovenia will not block the granting of candidate status to Ukraine, but this does not mean that Slovenia will not insist in regard to Bosnia and Herzegovina – we’ll persist until the morning, if necessary,” Robert Golob stressed at the EU summit on Thursday, and was then faced with a disappointing reality when his proposal
Last week, the government of Robert Golob fully supported the amendment to the Radio-Television Slovenia Act, which was submitted to the National Assembly by the coalition deputies, with the first signatory being Mojca Šetinc Pašek, and Golob said that they will manage to “resolve the situation” at RTV Slovenia by the end of the year
Interesting information related to the new government’s Minister of Digital Transformation, Emilija Stojmenova Duh, has recently come to light. The Digital Innovation Hub Slovenia confirmed for the web portal Siol that it is currently investigating irregularities in management from the years 2018 and 2019, meaning from the time when the institute was run by Stojmenova
In response to the promised amnesty of offences and fines imposed on Friday protesters, and the announced withdrawal of damages lawsuits filed against organisers of the anti-government protests, Rezka Grčman, with the support of a group of taxpayers, wrote a public letter of protest. “The taxpayers absolutely do not agree with the interference of ministers
After the Kosovo parliament recently established a commission of inquiry to look into the Gen-I energy company’s energy deals, in which the former Gen-I President of the Management Board and new Slovenian Prime Minister, Robert Golob, and Kosovo’s Ambassador to Croatia, Martin Berishaj, were also involved, the Kosovo Assembly voted on another committee of inquiry
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With the loud and constant claims and proving of the national media outlet that it is objective and professional in its work, the media outlet Portal Plus decided to take a closer look and compare the reporting of RTV Slovenia on the swearing in of Janša’s government in 2020, and Golob’s government this year. Surprisingly,
On Twitter, the new Government of the Republic of Slovenia boasted about the congratulations from foreign politicians on the appointment of the government of Robert Golob and thanked everyone. Robert Golob also received congratulations from the Prime Minister of Kosovo, Albin Kurti, who wrote that he is looking forward to strengthening the bilateral relations, as
The government of Robert Golob has formally been active for less than a week, and it has already got caught up in a corruption scandal par excellence, as the new Minister of Health, Danijel Bešič Loredan, has been pressuring the Director of the National Institute of Public Health, Milan Krek, to resign – apparently, at
“Our country does not need to be normalised because Slovenia is already a normal country. However, it would be good to normalise the thinking of those who continue to believe that only a certain part of the population is called to lead this country,” the former Minister of Foreign Affairs, Dr Anže Logar, said at
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The case of the Gen-I energy company financing likeable journalists at the expense of the state, which was revealed by the media outlet Požareport in March, has still not had an epilogue. After Golob’s company Gen-I refused to publicly reveal the contract it has with a company which was run by journalist Vesna Vuković from