When politics crosses this Rubicon of treating human life as something disposable, it swims straight into the realm of the most massive crimes against humanity – whether that means the sterilization or euthanasia of hundreds of thousands whom various Hitlers deem ‘useless’,” warns former Speaker of the National Assembly and medical doctor France Cukjati. On …
Miha Kordiš has founded a new party called “We, Socialists”. From the pulpit, surrounded by supporters and in front of the public, he is already promising the return of “real” socialism. We spoke with Dr Boštjan M. Turk about what this party means for the political landscape and about the far left’s self-destructive instinct. Kordiš …
Red Twilight: The Far Left Will Cannibalise Itself for Votes Read More »
“The Church always has the duty to explain moral issues to the faithful. We will not let anyone take that away from us. We are no longer in the former state where we were forbidden to do so,” stresses Dr Gabriel Kavčič, spokesman for the Slovenian Bishops’ Conference. Regarding the law that will be decided …
Dr. Kavčič: “We have a rotten idea and a rotten law. Twice rotten.” Read More »
During an N1 debate ahead of the referendum on the Act on Assistance in Voluntary Ending of Life, the Speaker of the National Assembly, Urška Klakočar Zupančič, launched an extremely xenophobic attack on the Catholic Church for opposing euthanasia. She pointed the finger exclusively at the Church, even though the joint statement against the law …
Coalition MPs today approved a record-high budget that will climb to €17.7 billion next year and reach €18 billion the year after. The deficit will amount to €2.1 billion in both years. The opposition has described the budget as a “fiscal spiral,” while economist Dr. Štefan Šumah warns that it is setting a trap for …
Despite the disclosure by Slovenian Member of the European Parliament, Dr Milan Zver, about the visit of the former European Commission Vice-President, Věra Jourová, to Slovenia, who came with the intention of influencing the President of the Constitutional Court so that he would subsequently allow the implementation of the law by which the government took …
The government plans to extend the validity of vignettes by four months and abolish their use on coastal expressways. Former minister Žiga Turk explained what this measure means and what its consequences will be. This is what Žiga Turk, who is also a civil engineer, had to say on the matter: “This is yet another …
Extending The Validity Of Vignettes As A Populist Trick Instead Of Serious Solutions Read More »
On Wednesday, Vladimir Prebilič finally founded his party. Following the old recipe of “new faces,” he did so only a few months before the parliamentary elections, and – once again following the recipe of “new faces” – he filled the party with proven cadres of the transitional left. The founding congress of the Prerod – …
Prebilič Has Founded A Party Of Recycled Political Converts Of The Transitional Left Read More »
One of the “key reforms” of the government of Robert Golob is the overhaul of the judicial system, but sharp criticism has been voiced by judges and members of the Judicial Council in light of it. The amendments to the so-called judicial troika – a package of laws on courts, judges, and the Judicial Council …
Very few people thought that Radio-Television Slovenia (RTVS) would go so far as to dismantle the Tarča (Target) show to such an extent that they would first dismiss the editor and ultimately even replace the host of the show, Erika Žnidaršič. This week, however, instead of the evergreen Erika, you will be greeted from your …
Early this morning, investigators paid an unannounced visit to former Interior Minister and Vice-President of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS), Aleš Hojs. According to the latest information, the investigation is being led by the Specialised State Prosecutor’s Office. As Hojs said during the investigation, he is suspected of having disclosed classified …
A Few Months Before The Elections, Hojs Is Being Investigated By Prosecutors At His Home Read More »
There seems to be no end in sight to the news about the stagnation and decline of the country under the government of Robert Golob. On Thursday, the Institute of Macroeconomic Analysis and Development (UMAR) downgraded its forecast for this year’s economic growth. Instead of 2.1 percent growth, the office now expects only a 0.8 …
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