We are now in the third month after the catastrophic floods that swept across two-thirds of Slovenia on the 4th of August. No one was spared, and there is still a large number of people who are still homeless and have not yet received answers to their questions from the government that promised to help …
SDS Party MPs Helped A Family Build A Bridge Over The Meža River Read More »
On Tuesday, Prime Minister Robert Golob publicly admitted that he had ordered former Interior Minister Tatjana Bobnar to “purge” the Slovenian police of all sympathisers of former Prime Minister Janez Janša. This led MEP Dr Milan Zver to address a priority parliamentary question to the European Commission on the Slovenian Prime Minister’s public admission of …
The recent testimony of the former Minister of the Interior and the former Acting Director-General of Police in the National Assembly has once again confirmed the Prime Minister’s political interference in the work of the police. But it is not only the police who Golob and his associates allegedly interfered with, but also the Slovenian …
Prime Minister Golob Demanded That The Arrest Of Russian Spies Be Postponed Read More »
“The Speaker of the National Assembly, Urška Klakočar Zupančič, who claims to have superior legal knowledge, which should not be questioned, and who was even a judge before, threatened the police,” said MP Žan Mahnič. He believes that this is more than enough reason for the Speaker to resign from her position, as her actions …
Speaker Of The National Assembly Pressured The Police To Deal With An Opposition MP Read More »
At Thursday’s rally in support of the Palestinians, we saw a Palestinian accused of rape, the former partner of a Freedom Movement party (Gibanje Svoboda) spokeswoman, and politicians from the extreme Left party (Levica). Among other things, the Palestinians chanted anti-Semitic slogans in English about wiping out Israel, and when they got to the Prešeren …
Extremists In Ljubljana Demanded Israel’s Annihilation And Shouted “Allahu Akbar” Read More »
“It is possible to win this fight,” said Alejandro Peña Esclusa, bestselling author of books on electoral fraud, in front of a packed Knights’ Hall in Maribor Castle. Peña Esclusa believes that Marxist ideas, including cultural Marxism, do not work in the long run, and more and more people are realising that this is true. …
“With Italy’s decision, it has become clear that our neighbouring country has had enough of ignoring the problem and is therefore introducing internal border controls, following the example of Austria,” President of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS), Janez Janša, commented on Italy’s decision to introduce controls on its border with Slovenia. …
On Wednesday, the 18th of October, the 8th Pensioners’ Rally was held in the centre of Ljubljana. Those gathered at the rally demanded pensions that would allow them to live with dignity in old age. As Pavel Rupar, the leader of the pensioners’ protest movement, announced in the media before the protest, this rally was …
Thousands Of Pensioners Demanded The Resignation Of The Government! Read More »
The government of Robert Golob is considering abolishing free kindergarten for the second child. This is one of a series of measures adopted as part of Janša’s demographic policy, which aimed to increase the inclusion of children in kindergartens. And in a broader sense, it intended to contribute to making life easier for families – …
The Golob Government Will Make Kindergarten For The Second Child Payable Again Read More »
Since its “depoliticisation,” the national media outlet Radio-Television Slovenia (RTVS) has been producing daily news programmes along the lines of the “non-aligned” ones, as former minister Žiga Turk noted. The shows Dnevnik (Daily News), Odmevi (Echoes), Zrcalo tedna (Mirror of the Week), Utrip (Pulse) are not only internal political agitprop agitation for socialism, but the …
Not long ago, we reported on our portal that the police cannot be trusted for information about the crime rate in certain Slovenian cities. We “caught” them trying to cover up a rape that happened in the middle of the Ljubljana train station, citing the prevention of “secondary victimisation of the victim” as their reason …
Residents Of Part Of Ljubljana: “We Feel Like We Live In Africa” Read More »
At the October Regular Session of the National Assembly, MPs addressed a number of questions to Prime Minister Robert Golob, and Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS) MP Franc Breznik confronted him with the facts, accusing him and his government of generously funding NGOs which, according to the letter signed by more than …
MP Breznik To Prime Minister Golob: You Are Funding NGOs That Support Terrorism Read More »
