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Prime Minister’s Partner, Like The “Witch Of Buchenwald,” Wanted To Skin Her Critics

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A few days ago, Slovenian mainstream media outlets practically crucified Štrancar, an entrepreneur from Ajdovščina, for comparing Prime Minister Golob to Mussolini. However, Golob’s partner wrote a similar post some time ago, only hers was even more grotesque. Last week, Štrancar wrote on X: “An anti-Slovenian who legalised the theft of taxpayers’ money and turned …

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Historian Dežman: “We Can See That The EU Resolution Has Triggered Deep Depression And Despair”

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“These are historical facts that must be remembered. There are dead people who must be buried. And there are criminals who must be convicted. And that is how it will always be. They cannot change this, so we sympathise with them and wait for better times, which will undoubtedly come. All the angry outbursts against …

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Israeli Ambassador Cohen-Dar On The Government’s Actions: “With Such Measures, They Are Rewarding Hamas”

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Ruth Cohen-Dar, the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the State of Israel to Slovenia emphasised in an interview with Radio Ognjišče that Israel was pushed into war with Hamas by the terrorist organisation itself: “Hamas is a brutal, murderous organisation based on anti-Semitism, whose goal is not only the destruction of Israel, but also a …

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Interior Minister Poklukar Made A Tasteless Joke – He Invited Only “His” Journalists To The Press Conference

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We want to present to our readers yet another indication that journalism in Slovenia is by no means independent. The very journalists who shout loudest about “independence” and “professionalism” are often closely intertwined with the authorities. This is demonstrated by the latest move by the Ministry of the Interior, which invited only selected media outlets …

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An Unprecedented Affair – The Second-In-Command At The Commission For The Prevention Of Corruption, Which Is Investigating The Prime Minister, Got A “Government” Job

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David Lapornik, the second-in-command at the Commission for the Prevention of Corruption (KPK), who is directly involved in investigations against Prime Minister Robert Golob, negotiated a new position with the government in the middle of an active investigation of its leader. Before his term at the Commission for the Prevention of Corruption expired, Golob’s government …

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Two Years After The Floods: Children Still In Containers, Homes Without Renovations, Promises Broken

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Two years after the worst floods in the history of independent Slovenia, which happened in August of 2023 and claimed seven lives, as well as caused more than 3 billion euros in damage, the reality on the ground is sad and shameful. To date, the state has paid only a fraction of the aid promised, …

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Rally For Velenje: Tito Square Should Become Town Square And Kardelj Square Should Become Miners’ Square

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On Saturday, the 2nd of August, a large number of citizens and supporters from other parts of Slovenia gathered in front of the Velenje Town Hall, in response to an initiative to change the names of two central public spaces in the town. The gathering, organised by Andrej Jevšenak, was peaceful, respectful, and focused on …

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Will Poklukar Finally Resign? The Tender For The Purchase Of Helicopters Is A Complete Fiasco

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Paramedics and emergency medicine doctors have sent an open letter to the government demanding the cancellation of a tender for the purchase of two new helicopters intended for emergency medical services. Their demands have been almost completely ignored, leading them to conclude that the planned purchase will primarily strengthen the police force, which also reveals …

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Bomb From Brussels: These Are Slovenian NGOs Being Fed By European Billions

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Non-governmental organisations are often non-governmental in name only. Many rely on budgetary funding and promote the ideas of their financiers, who are most often left-wing political parties. Assessments that these organisations are in fact just extensions of (left-wing) governments are not unjustified. The European political group Patriots for Europe (PfE) has published a complete list …

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German Media: “Are Slovenia’s Politics Endangering European Security?”

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Even though we are a small country, that does not mean that our (governmental) stupidities are not noticed by our European neighbours. Most recently, the German media outlet DW reported on Slovenia’s politics endangering the European continent’s security and political tensions in the coalition over the level of defence spending. In an exclusive interview with …

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The EU Gives Slovenian Judiciary A Failing Grade

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In the annual EU Justice Scoreboard overview, Slovenia faces serious challenges in tackling corruption in the judiciary. Despite an above-average number of judges, court proceedings for corruption and money laundering cases remain among the slowest in the European Union. The EU Justice Scoreboard 2025 and previous reports – produced by the European Commission since 2013 …

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