It could well be that the next Minister to leave the government would be the Minister of Cohesion and Regional Development, Aleksander Jevšek. Accusations of ineffective management of the ministry, of disastrous results, were already piling up before the August floods – and these have only further exposed the powerlessness of the Minister and his …
When Hamas attacked Israel and the world was flooded with images of its atrocities, representatives of the Slovenian authorities responded in different ways. Predictably, the Left party (Levica) tried to justify the war crimes of the terrorist group Hamas, Prime Minister Golob condemned the same group, and Foreign Minister Tanja Fajon of the Social Democrats …
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The 1st of October Institute (Inštitut 1. oktober) has sent out a press release announcing the 8th nationwide pensioners’ protest. It will take place on Wednesday, the 18th of October, 2023. This time, the rally will take place in a slightly different way. After the rally, a camp will be set up in Ljubljana, where …
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“The escalation of the conflict between Palestine and Israel will not bring a solution to the conflict between the two countries, which has been going on since 1967… World leaders must react as soon as possible and put their name forward for a ceasefire and the start of new peace negotiations. The only way to …
“For Slovenia to side with someone who is launching missiles into populated areas, which in my opinion is an act of terrorism, is a disaster! No politician should allow this; it is unacceptable!” said Miha Pogačnik, an international lawyer. “Slovenia’s foreign policy has been “completely confused” since Robert Golob has come to power. On the …
Experts: Slovenian Foreign Policy Is Completely Confused Read More »
We were recently shocked by the “legal opinion” of the Legal Network for the Protection of Democracy (Pravna mreža za varstvo demokracije), which, between the lines, endorsed the “direct action” of radical leftists who destroyed props of the anti-abortion protesters. This is not an anomaly. The entire Slovenian political-media-civil-society establishment expressed support for violence – …
“Life wins in Ljubljana!” announced Aleš Primc, a campaigner for children’s rights and against Janković’s poisoning of Ljubljana’s drinking water. The March for Life took place in Ljubljana on Saturday, the 7th of October. The March for Life started on Saturday at 9:30 a.m. in Ljubljana. The event took place on the streets of the …
There is no longer any doubt that the incitement to hatred, violence and intolerance comes from the very top of politics and from NGOs. The green light for this has been given by both the Prime Minister and the left-wing activists of the Legal Network for the Protection of Democracy (Pravna mreža za varstvo demokracije), …
Assessments of the damage of the catastrophic August floods began to be talked about in the public domain soon after the floods ended. The initial estimates made by the Prime Minister proved to be grossly underestimated. Since those days, however, they have risen dramatically. Jelka Godec, leader of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka …
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After a press conference of the March for Life initiative, a group of young women started to destroy the flags that represented unborn children. The event has not yet been condemned by any representative of the authorities. In anticipation of Saturday’s gathering, the March for Life initiative organised an event in Ljubljana on Monday to …
Young Vandals Destroyed The Flags Which Represented Unborn Children! Read More »
The March for Life will take place again this year – in Ljubljana, on the 7th of October at 9.30 a.m. under the motto “LIFE IS AWESOME”. On Monday, the 2nd of October, at noon, the organisers will give a press statement ahead of the March for Life 2023. The statement will be made in …
Foreign ministers of the Central European Five (C5), a group of countries including Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, the Czech Republic, and Slovenia, met in Vienna on Wednesday. The Czech Foreign Ministry said that the heads of diplomatic missions – and Slovenian Foreign Minister Tanja Fajon – discussed topical foreign policy issues. They also met with the …
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