The national media outlet Radio-Television Slovenia (RTVS) needs at least 13 million euros to be able to carry out the tasks required of it by the Radio-Television Slovenia Act and to broadcast its programmes. This is what the President of the RTV Council, Goran Forbici, said on Thursday’s episode of the show Odmevi (Echoes). He …
With crime and the number of rapes that happen due to illegal migration on the rise, more and more people are becoming aware of the gravity of the situation every day. According to a recent public opinion poll, 85 percent of people believe the government should tighten its immigration policy. According to the latest public …
[Public Opinion Poll] The Government Should Crack Down On Illegal Migration! Read More »
The judiciary is on the verge of being completely “depoliticised”, according to the mainstream media. On Thursday, MPs elected Samo Bardutzky, an associate professor at the Faculty of Law in Ljubljana, Zvonko Fišer, a former Prosecutor-General, Vlasta Nussdorfer, a former Prosecutor, and Ivan Žaberl, the long-time Head of the District Prosecutor’s Office in Celje, as …
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New details are coming to light about the recent controversial confiscation of 24 head of cattle from the Možgan family. Apparently, not only the authorities, but also the Prime Minister’s partner and the Speaker of the National Assembly were informed about what was happening on the farm. Namely, Thursday’s episode of the show Tarča (Target) …
The Prime Minister’s Office announced on Tuesday that Prime Minister Robert Golob will remain on sick leave for a while longer, although he is expected to resume his duties on Wednesday. The Prime Minister also did not attend Wednesday’s sitting of the National Assembly, where he was due to answer parliamentary questions on the dismissal …
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While developed Western countries are trying to make their countries more welcoming for tourists and also make their locations more attractive by offering a good stay, the Golob government is now making moves to further take money away from its citizens. According to the newspaper Finance, the current government will use a new law to …
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At the latest regular session of the National Assembly, where MPs were discussing the draft state budgets for the next two years, representatives of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS) were critical of the government’s failure to align income tax rates and social transfers with inflation, which means that the state is …
Slovenia is flooded with illegal migrants, asylum centres are full, crime is on the rise, and there have been several heinous rapes in the past weeks. By the 31st of October, 50,622 illegal border crossings had been processed. And these are only the migrants who have actually been apprehended by the police. Most of them …
The illegal seizure of 24 head of cattle from the farm of the Možgan family from Krško last Tuesday continues to cause quite a stir in public. Not only because both the Slovenian Farmers’ Trade Union (Sindikat kmetov Slovenije – SKS) and the Chamber of Agriculture and Forestry of Slovenia (Kmetijsko gospodarska zbornica Slovenije – …
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According to the latest public opinion poll conducted by the Parsifal Agency, only 34.4 percent of the respondents still support the current government of Robert Golob. The majority of respondents, 31.8 percent, see early elections as the way out of the crisis. In addition, only 11.3 percent of respondents would accept an offer from the …
[Public Opinion Poll] Early Elections Are The Only Way Out Of The Government Crisis Read More »
The Slovenian capital is facing a drastic increase in crime. According to recent police data, the number of crimes has increased significantly in the areas of all but one police station. Since the police are clearly no longer in control of Ljubljana’s streets, we asked the former Director-General of the Police, Dr Anton Olaj, to …
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“A very simple example – for a net salary of 10 thousand euros, a Croatian employer pays 17 thousand euros and a Slovenian employer 26 thousand euros, and this is where the lack of competitiveness comes from, because we are fighting to be able to give higher salaries to our employees and to attract foreign …
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