The European Commission has raised its economic growth forecast for Slovenia from 0.8 percent to 1 percent, and from 1.7 percent to 2 percent for next year. Inflation is expected to reach 6.1 percent in 2023 and fall to 3.5 percent in 2024. “Slovenia’s GDP is projected to grow by 5.1 percent in 2022, mainly …
“According to the measurements of the Australian institute among the countries of the world, Slovenia has slipped from a high, 5th place in 2021, to 7th place in 2022 on the ‘Global Peace Index.’ It is clear that not enough has been done in the area of security in Slovenia,” former Director-General of the Police, …
“Cinematic: criminal complaint at the end of November, a conviction just three weeks later, and the assaulted woman, who should have been the key witness during the proceedings, does not even know that the process has been initiated, and the convicted man apparently does not even appeal…?! This is really just like a movie! In …
Last week, we saw announcements about the construction of rental housing based on the so-called Vienna housing model, after which the Robert Golob government is shaping its housing plan. This also means that an additional, so-called housing tax is in store for us. In Vienna, rental housing is financed by the employer (the company) paying …
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Slovenian Prime Minister Robert Golob has a completely different opinion than Austrian Chancellor Karl Nehammer when it comes to the question of protecting the European Union’s external borders. When Golob arrived at the EU Heads of State meeting, he made it clear that he does not believe in the effectiveness of fences as a means …
The number of Slovenians is decreasing every year. Large countries have institutions that deal with this problem, which is typical for the developed part of the world. Under the previous government, we also got one such institution – after years of promises, the Government Office for Demography was established in Maribor. However, we quickly lost …
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After long-standing warnings about the misguided migration policies of the Robert Golob government, which decided to tear down border fences despite the increase in the number of illegal border crossings, the concerns have been confirmed by the decision of our northern neighbour Austria, which has decided to lift the border controls with Slovakia, which it …
It is okay if Prime Minister Robert Golob attends a consultation for a better future for animals; we agree that all animals deserve to be treated humanely. What is worrying are his priorities, especially when we realise that the daily cost of taking care of one animal in a shelter is higher than a day’s …
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The Golob government started to take stock of the prices of basic food items in September last year, and publish them on its website. What we can see from the data on this website is that the average price of a basket of basic foods, as monitored by the price comparison programme of the Ministry …
On the 31st of January, the Act Amending the Family Code came into force – an act that not only changes the definition of marriage as we have known it thus far and with which we grew up, but also destroys the fundamental value of the family with its provisions; destroys the importance of women …
“The investigation is still ongoing, there are two foreign citizens being investigated, who are accused of espionage, and this is a very serious matter that we are following very closely,” Foreign Minister Tanja Fajon commented on the affair, who, despite the seriousness of the matter, does not intend to call the Russian ambassador to a …
“Odlazek, Petrič and Petan, through their journalists and media outlets, are pressuring the Golob government to provide them with more taxpayers’ money to finance their failing business models under the guise of helping the “credible printed media,” which they themselves have financially depleted over the past years,” warned journalist Bojan Požar. The crisis of printed …
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