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Janša: With This Despicable Act, The Neo-Communist Government Announced A New Civil War

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A rejection of Slovenian history, of the foundations of the Slovenian state, and a denial of the victims of a totalitarian regime that not only left thousands dead but also left behind the mourning relatives of the dead, who will be haunted by it for generations to come. The abolition of the Museum of Slovenian …

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Economists: We Are Looking At Billions In Losses If The Government Does Not Get Its Act Together Soon

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“Things are starting to look very grim,” said Marko Drobnič, President of the Management Board of the company Talum, at a roundtable of businessmen and experts. Slovenian economists are extremely worried about the sharp drop in orders in the Slovenian industry and claim that if measures to protect the economy are not taken soon, the …

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The Government Has Abolished The National Day Of Remembrance Of The Victims Of The Communist Regime

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At a correspondence session, the government abolished the National Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Communist Violence, which would otherwise be observed on Wednesday, the 17th of May. Former Prime Minister Janez Janša, who led the government which adopted this Remembrance Day, says it is “one of the most despicable and shameful decisions in …

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Dozens Of Children And Hundreds Of Participants At This Year’s March For Life

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“Where there is life, there is happiness; where there is life, there is hope,” said Urška Soares Cankar, Chairwoman of the March for Life initiative, at this year’s March for Life in Maribor. On Saturday, Maribor’s Castle Square was bursting with life, happiness and hope, as it was filled with families and children. Their mission …

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President Pirc Musar Remains Silent On Expressions Of Anti-Semitism In The National Media Outlet RTV

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On the 23rd of February this year, the Simon Wiesenthal Center, an international Jewish organisation, warned the President of the Republic of Slovenia, Nataša Pirc Musar, about expressions of anti-Semitism, xenophobia, calls to violence, the spread of conspiracy theories, fake news, glorification of dictatorships and terrorist organisations, on RTV Slovenia, its website and social networks …

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Prime Minister’s Mistress Promoted A Now-Vanished Cryptocurrency, In Which Hundreds Were Misled

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It seems that Tina Gaber, the mistress of President Robert Golob, has promoted a pyramid scheme in the past, in which hundreds of people were misled. On her YouTube channel, she still presents herself as the promoter of the disappeared Slovenian cryptocurrency Xaurum, about which investors are now discovering that it was actually a so-called …

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Minister Of Justice Hugged The Mayor Who Is The Subject Of Several Court Cases

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Can you imagine a Minister of Justice in a developed country of the European Union hugging the mayor of that country’s capital city, against whom a whole bunch of criminal proceedings are pending and about whom the public read wiretap transcripts (which were later destroyed) about how he gave a young mother an ultimatum that …

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Pupils At A Primary School In Maribor “Copied” The Plan Of The Teenager Who Carried Out A Massacre In Serbia

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According to the daily Večer, a sketch similar to the one seen in Belgrade was sent a few days ago to a primary school in the municipality of Maribor. The head of the primary school informed the parents of the pupils that the school had received a sketch of the school with some information reminiscent …

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An RTV Correspondent From London On The Russophilia Of Slovenian Politics And RTV

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“For the Minister of Culture to go on strike along with the Radio-Television Slovenia staff is something that no minister in the UK, Australia or the US would ever dare to do,” Nina Kojima, a former and current correspondent from London for the national media outlet RTV, who has returned to journalism after five years, …

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The Golob Government Has Made A Very Dangerous Decision For Our Country

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Slovenia appears to have joined a group of European Union Member States, led by Germany, which are advocating for the strengthening of qualified majority voting in the EU’s Common Foreign and Security Policy, arguing that this would contribute to making the EU a more effective global actor. Given that this type of decision-making also contributes …

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Why Is Slovenia Still So Low On The Press Freedom Index?

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Reporters Without Borders (a far-left association of international journalists) reports that Slovenia is ranked 50th on the World Press Freedom Index. Meanwhile, the Baltic countries (once part of the Soviet Union) rank very high, just behind the developed European democracies. What is wrong with the Slovenian media landscape, and what can we learn from the …

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More Than 40 Thousand Pensioners Have Passed On Their Demands To The Prime Minister And President Of The Republic

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On Tuesday, the 3rd of May, the fourth nationwide pensioners’ rally was held in Ljubljana, where those gathered demanded that the President of the Republic replace her adviser on pensioners’ issues, Biserka Meden Marolt, and demanded that the government ensures higher pensions. In his address, Mr Rupar stressed that the protests would continue and that …

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