According to the first annual estimate of the Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia, Slovenia’s GDP grew by 2.5% in real terms last year, while the previous estimate, which was based on aggregating quarterly data, was 5.4%. Last year’s growth was thus significantly lower than the initial estimates, and also much slower than the …
Last week, we received a letter from a citizen of Ljubljana who is concerned about the situation in the city due to illegal migrants. He revealed that an illegal migrant had recently attacked and cut a Slovenian citizen in Vič and that “there was a whole raid again, with cops in vests and everything.” Now, …
Migrants Stabbed A Person In A Fight In Vič; Several People Were Injured Read More »
With a variety of weather events coming to us in the upcoming days, many people are looking to the skies with concern. Especially in the areas where the devastating storms have already caused a great amount of damage in early August. In the Upper Savinja Valley area, the people are especially concerned because there is …
People From The Affected Areas: Lots Of Material, But No Heavy Equipment! Read More »
Where will the money for flood recovery come from? So far, the state has relied almost exclusively on further fiscal burdening of the already overburdened working class through the institution of quasi-working Saturdays (which are, in reality, just an excuse for the state to confiscate one day of wages this year and one day of …
Will Slovenia Be Left Without The European Money For Recovery After The Floods? Read More »
The government’s plans to finance the post-flood reconstruction are slowly taking shape. Although Prime Minister Robert Golob has implicitly claimed that they will first try to get the money from wherever they can and only then introduce new taxes, the new tax is clearly a fact, and that has become clear as day before the …
After a one-month summer break, the government and public sector unions recently met again to come to an agreement regarding the resuming of negotiations on the reform of the wage system and the elimination of pay disparities, but the government proposed to postpone the planned reform from 2024 to 2025 due to the damage caused …
The crime in the Češirkov Forest in 1942 shows that all those murdered were exemplary, patriotic Slovenians and honest farmers, but each of them had already achieved a certain degree of economic or cultural progress, which gave them a certain prestige in their home environment. Some of these boys were even associated with the National …
A Memorial For More Than 240 Innocent Victims Of Communism Read More »
Just a few months ago, the Minister of Labour, Family, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities, Luka Mesec, was enthusiastic about the introduction of a four-day workweek, but since then, the ruling coalition has already changed its tune. Instead, they now want people to work on Saturdays and use their daily wages for flood reconstruction. They …
Will We Have To Start Working On Saturdays, Thanks To The Financing Of NGOs? Read More »
Prime Minister Robert Golob’s open borders policy seems to have a cascading effect. The logic is this: the more countries that enforce serious border controls on their southern border on the Balkan migration route, the less control there will be on their northern borders. However, the Golob government has practically given up on border control, …
Since it is well known that the elites have managed to win and are still fighting for the most elite locations by the water, or at least with a view of the water, most people were not surprised to see a photo published by Janja Sajovic – wife of the leader of the Freedom Movement …
The recent storms and flooding devastated and practically submerged Slovenia underwater. However, if the left had not tanked Vizjak’s law, the consequences might have been less severe. Leftists vacationed; rightists came to the aid of the flood victims. The flooding exposed the conspiracy around the safety of the C0 canal. The first weekend in August, …
“The Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS) has always helped when it was a matter of common interests or a reaction to a common misfortune. Whether we were part of the government or the opposition. To the Prime Minister’s words that unity should last as long as possible, I would add that now …
