The government of Robert Golob has usurped the public media by enacting the Radio-Television Slovenia Act. The viewers know this, and the government of Robert Golob knows this. The Prime Minister has even publicly acknowledged the takeover of the public media. The European Commission also knows this, because the outgoing Commissioner, Věra Jourová, actively participated
The national media outlet Radio-Television Slovenia (RTVS) will apparently be making changes to its correspondent network abroad, and the changes include the abolition of the correspondence post in Brussels, from where Mojca Širok reported. The latter had recently made a claim about Janez Janša and his Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS) that
“This from the current government, which has prematurely replaced practically everyone at Radio-Television Slovenia and then went and appointed its own people. It has even thrown journalists and editors on the street to recruit its own party cadres from the Mladina magazine. Štefančič, for example. The previous one was ineffective,” former editor of the SIOL
This year, too, the national media outlet Radio-Television Slovenia (RTVS) made sure to broadcast anti-European songs on the communist holiday of the Day of Uprising Against the Occupation. Just before the European elections, they showed their totalitarian and anti-European tendencies. The frightening verses talk about how they would deal with politicians in the European Union:
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Mojca Prelesnik will no longer be the Information Commissioner. When her mandate expires, she will move to the top of the Slovenian Press Agency – STA for (at least) 5 years, replacing Igor Kadunc. We asked Uroš Urbanija, editor-in-chief of the media outlet Planet TV, about the left’s latest personnel move. He says that at
Many of you may still remember how cheerful Goran Forbici, the Chairman of the Council of RTV Slovenia, was last August when he said that Andrej Grah Whatmough had been dismissed from his position as acting Director-General of the national media outlet, Radio-Television Slovenia (RTVS). But Forbici is probably laughing a little less nowadays, as
The Labour and Social Court ruled on Monday that the dismissal of the former acting Director-General of the national media outlet Radio-Television Slovenia (RTV), Andrej Grah Whatmough, from his post was unlawful. In dismissing the former Director, the public broadcaster’s Council, headed by Goran Forbici, violated the law. The court also ruled a few years
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Sunday marked six months since the military incursion of Hamas terrorists into the State of Israel. In horrific massacres, Hamas killed, kidnapped, and tortured thousands of civilians in a matter of days. On the day of the anniversary of the massacres, on the depoliticised national media outlet Radio-Television Slovenia (RTVS), journalist Boris Vasev published a
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On Easter Sunday, the national media outlet Radio-Television Slovenia (RTV) served us a double dose of “depoliticisation” – with the television show “Politično” (Politically), hosted by former President of the Republic and professor of international law Dr Danilo Türk, and the television show “Intervju” (Interview), where the guest was religious scholar and university professor Aleš
The recent revelation that the web portal the Voice of Europe was allegedly receiving payments from the Kremlin and its political associates caused quite a stir in the European political and media landscape. The domestic media – led by the national media outlet Radio-Television Slovenia (RTV Slovenia) and the privately-owned 24ur – would nevertheless like
We will slowly have to face the fact that in Slovenia, even the top of the judiciary is completely caught in the tentacles of the left-wing deep state. That is why we have started to receive completely predictable judgments from the Constitutional Court, where we know in advance, given the political connotations of the process,
A week ago, the influencer Zala Klopčič posted a video in which she commented on the Slovenian LGBT series called “First Time” (“Prvič”), the topic of which is homosexual sexual relations, and it also features a drag queen show. Apparently, due to the high reach of the video and the outpouring of criticism, the national
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