At Monday’s September session of the National Assembly, it was once again time for questions from the floor, which were to be answered only by the ministers of the Golob government, but not by the Prime Minister, who is on a working visit to New York on the sidelines of the United Nations meeting. The …
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During the term of the government of Janez Janša, the European Commission sent a special delegation to Slovenia to deal with alleged threats to the rule of law and media freedom, based on fabricated reports by Slovenian left-wing activists. It was rumoured that journalists dare not leave their apartments and that they are being intimidated …
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The activists of the Legal Network for the Protection of Democracy (Pravna mreža za varstvo demokracije) are celebrating the fact that they managed to convict the freelance journalist of the Prava web portal, Luka Perš, in Slovenian court – which is not exactly renowned for its independence and impartiality. Meanwhile, Perš lives off of modest …
It has long been clear that the United Nations (UN) has become a club for the world’s autocrats, through which they steer world politics. Hence its many manoeuvres against Israel and its allies. The most recent is the approval of a resolution denying Israel the right to defend itself. Among the dictatorial and Western countries …
Slovenia Under A Barrage Of Criticism: We Are Engaging In Diplomatic Terrorism! Read More »
“Golob will not resign, of course, because he still feels strong enough. This belief is also being reinforced by the mainstream media. They have not done their job at all, as some of them have even helped spread the narrative that this letter does not exist,” the President of the Association of Journalists and Commentators …
“This Is Just One In A Series Of His (Golob’s) Lies, But It Is One Of The Worst!” Read More »
Marta Kos, the latest candidate for the post of European Commissioner from Slovenia, denies ever having been a collaborator of the UDBA or the Directorate for State Security, the former secret political police of the Yugoslav communist regime. Before the presidential elections, in which she also partook, parts of the official archive documentation were leaked …
The change in the name of a holiday that celebrates The Return of Primorska to the Motherland to a holiday that celebrates its “annexation” does not correspond to historical facts and is not what the experts would have chosen. “Annexation” (Anschluss!) is illegal in international law, as it denotes a violent and unilateral act of …
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Incidents that are part of the Roma problem are becoming more and more frequent. Residents of areas at risk are desperate. On Tuesday, representatives of civic initiatives from areas where the Roma people live gathered in Kočevje to highlight the problems they face on a daily basis. They have written to the government with their …
The Chamber of Craft and Small Business of Slovenia (OZS) has expressed some concerns about the planned tax changes that have recently been announced by the Golob government. Slovenian craftspeople and entrepreneurs are already feeling the effects of the cooling of the German economy, which is reflected in a decline in orders, and the government’s …
Last year, on the Day of Remembrance for the Victims of All Totalitarian Regimes, the government of Robert Golob took a selective approach to condemning totalitarianisms. While highlighting the crimes of fascism and Nazism, the communist regime remained in the shadows. Historians said at the time that this was a deliberate avoidance of confronting one’s …
“The Government Is Creating A State Of Permanent Civil War” Read More »
The left-wing non-governmental organisation, the 8th of March Institute (Inštitut 8. Marec), is ready to embark on new activist ventures after a much longer vacation than ordinary citizens can usually afford. But how could they not afford one after a 250,000-euro financial injection from the left-wing mogul George Soros. Today, the conglomerate is headed by …
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Although it is a well-known Slovenian tradition that the opening ceremonies of important acquisitions in certain places, especially in rural areas, which are of great importance to the local population, are accompanied by a blessing, the magazine Mladina made some critical comments about the recent blessing of the new bypass road in Železniki. Last Friday, …
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