Many people who watched the documentary entitled “Leaving Belgrade” on the national media outlet RTV Slovenia a few days ago were quite bothered by the impression that the actions of the League of Communists of Slovenia (ZKS) were an act of independence. The former vice-president of the DEMOS coalition, Dr Dimitrij Rupel, pointed out that …
Decades after it happened, a Belgian court has clarified the circumstances of the political murder of Enver Hadri, who was killed in Brussels in 1990 on the orders of the Yugoslav State Security Service – the UDBA. After a retrial, Veselin Vukotić (72) and Andrija Drašković (62) have been sentenced to life imprisonment. This case …
Following a veto by the National Council, Members of Parliament have now once again passed a law that will grant a carefully selected handful of artists extremely high pension supplements. The Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS) has announced that it will start collecting signatures for a legislative referendum. The public had warned …
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“Look, people have to work for 40 years. Two hundred thousand of them don’t even have a pension of 750 euros. All of these people are artists, because surviving with such a low amount of money is art,” MP Zvonko Černač of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS) pointed out on a …
Although the Russian invasion of Ukraine has clearly demonstrated how important it is for European countries to strengthen their defence capabilities, some people are still reluctant to increase defence spending – even now. This includes Prime Minister Robert Golob, who stressed ahead of Monday’s informal meeting of European Union leaders in Brussels that Slovenia is …
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The Presidency of the European People’s Party (EPP) is concerned about the Golob government’s meddling in state institutions and the media, as well as about corruption, clientelism, nepotism and Prime Minister Golob’s ownership of the company Star Solar. The EPP is, therefore, sending a parliamentary mission to Slovenia. “Our aim is to do everything we …
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On the 19th of February, a new anti-government protest is planned in the Slovenian capital, where all generations will join forces. Students, farmers and others will join the pensioners. While Serbia is being shaken by mass protests against the corrupt Vučić government, Slovenia is also boiling, as the government of Robert Golob imitates all its …
Only a handful of Slovenians were invited to the recent inauguration of the new President of the USA, Donald Trump. Certain political sacred cows, such as the Prime Minister, Robert Golob, and the President of the Republic, Nataša Pirc Musar, were not among them. Both Golob and Pirc Musar had not received an official invitation …
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Historian Dr Mitja Ferenc has once again pointed out to the European Parliament the injustices being inflicted by the current government on the victims of the communist regime. Slovenian MEP Romana Tomc has called on other Members of the European Parliament to send a special mission to Slovenia to find out the real situation and …
“The current Government of the Republic of Slovenia, including the incompetent Minister of the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Food, is clearly about to deliver one last blow to the Slovenian farmer. Alongside doctors, farmers are also a class enemy for this government,” wrote MP Jelka Godec of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka …
The European Parliament’s Committee on Petitions will draft a resolution on “preserving the memory of the victims of the post-war communist period in Slovenia,” said Bogdan Rzonca, the Committee’s chairman. The decision was taken by the representatives of the political groups in the Committee after Monday’s hearing of the petition on the subject in question. …
The people who put solar panels on their roofs to be “self-sufficient” and pay less for electricity, in the long run, feel cheated and penalised by the astronomical network charges set by the Energy Agency. This is now also the claim of the “electrogenius” and Prime Minister Golob and Energy Minister Kumer. The same applies …
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