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 …
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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 …
At a recent general meeting of the Slovenian Association of Judges (Slovensko sodniško društvo), Prime Minister Robert Golob announced a reform of the pay system, with a special salary pillar for the judiciary. He promised an additional 600 euros to all judicial officials, which will certainly increase the appetites of other groups in the public …
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At Thursday’s session, the government rejected the proposal of the parliamentary group led by Jelka Godec (Slovenian Democratic Party – Slovenska demokratska stranka: SDS) to re-introduce the state pension. They also rejected the proposal to increase the amount of the guaranteed old-age pension for 40 years of the pension period to the amount of 771 …
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By increasing the minimum wage and social transfers, the government of Robert Golob has created a situation that drastically reduces the creditworthiness of young families with parents earning an average wage and completely removes the creditworthiness of those parents who have three children and earn an average wage. The good times when the Janša government …
The coming year will be “more difficult than the year we are leaving behind,” predicts the executive director of the International Executive Fund, Kristalina Georgieva. According to her, the reasons are to be found in the three largest generators of global economic growth, the USA, the EU, and China, all of which are facing reduced economic activity …
This year, a third of the world will be in recession, but how will Golob react to this? Read More »
