Požareport published an exclusive story on the portal, which based on documents and facts testifies to the very real political activism of the journalists and editors of the state-owned RTV Slovenia, which indifferently use direct censorship of news programmes information and other means and tools to protect the parallel mechanism within national television. This in
“If the loot is too little, it must be shared. That is why the future prime minister is inventing new ministries without any in-depth discussion. If he had to, he would invent even more. Ministry for Intergenerational Cooperation – what is it? For retirees? For demographics? For the family? Without a billfold or a budget?
We have received information from reliable sources that the Kosovo Parliament has set up a parliamentary commission of inquiry to investigate the Gen-I energy company energy deals, in which the Kosovo Ambassador Martin Berishaj was involved. Former President of the Management Board of the energy company in question and the presumed Prime Minister-designate, Robert Golob,
Zoran Janković’s announcement that he will run for a new term as mayor of Ljubljana is a cause for concern for Slovenian democracy, the rule of law and public finances. The most legally protected representative of the left obviously feels safe enough to continue to save the family economy related to the affairs of the
“If there is not enough loot, it has to be shared. Which is why the future Prime Minister is inventing new ministries without an actual in-depth discussion. If need be, he will come up with even more. Ministry of Intergenerational Cooperation – what is that? Is it intended for retirees? For demographics? For families? Without
Robert Golob, the likely future Prime Minister and winner of the parliamentary elections, recently said that in the second round of coalition negotiations at the level of party presidents, the presidents had agreed on an approximate division of departments. However, the departments will apparently not be cut but instead expanded – which, of course, means
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“All of this circus, which is basically paving the way for a new Radio-Television Slovenia Act, is really going on in order to get rid of four or five “disruptive people” from the public media outlet. The communists have always wanted either 100 percent or nothing. Either you are all ours, or you are not
Slovenia’s likely new Prime Minister, Robert Golob, who has recently accused the current government of Janez Janša of withdrawing some of the bonuses it offered Slovenian citizens, was asked before the elections whether the prices of fuel will still be regulated by the state after the elections. At the time, Golob told the media outlet
“Every accused person has the right to defence before the Hague tribunal, which must be provided to him. The fact that someone has defended somebody else does not in itself disqualify them. Even at the Nuremberg Trials, every defendant had to have a lawyer. However, in the case of a potential minister of justice, this
“Slovenia has always had good relations with Russia; however, during the government of Janez Janša, we experienced a shift towards the United States of America and distancing from Russia – at least externally,” is what Marta Kos, the Vice-President of the newest left-wing party, the Freedom Movement (Gibanje svoboda), told the media outlet Žurnal24 a
Possible Russian meddling in the Slovenian elections was detected when an NGO, believed to be a special-purpose vehicle for avoiding campaign financing rules for the SvoboDA party, offered free taxi rides to voters in their stronghold Ljubljana. The SvoboDA was registered a few weeks before the election, and its financing is not transparent. The party
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It seems that the affairs of Robert Golob, the President of the latest “new party” of the left, the Freedom Movement (Gibanje Svoboda), have no end. He is now under international financial investigation due to remittances from the Serbian branch of the Gen-I energy company, of which he was the President of the Management Board
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