Despite the fact that Svete Višarje (Monte Santo di Lussari) lie on the border with Italy, on Saturday, the 27th of May, they became completely Slovenian for one day. There were many white, blue and red flags flying in the air, and Slovenian language could be heard at every turn, and to make the day …
When news broke that the Constitutional Court had – for the first time in its history – ruled completely differently than before and thus overturned its own decision, we at Nova24TV immediately reacted. Our Editor-in-Chief, Aleksander Rant, personally called the Constitutional Court and asked if there would be a press conference held on Friday, given …
On the anniversary of the cold-blooded murder of Dr Lambert Ehrlich by Slovenian communists, Janez Janša called for sobriety. He called on all well-meaning people to help banish the threat of death and violence from the Slovenian public sphere. You can read Janša’s statement in its entirety below: THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE COLD-BLOODED MURDER THAT …
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Yesterday’s vote on the Declaration on the commemoration of the mass murder by starvation – genocide in Ukraine, which was proposed by members of the coalition parties the Social Democrats (Socialni demokrati – SD) and the Freedom Movement (Gibanje Svoboda) – namely, by MPs Jani Prednik, Predrag Baković and Borut Sajovic, took an unusual turn. …
Since the question of who in our country actually poses a security risk to the country is always topical, we decided to once again highlight the revelations of the media outlet PortalPlus, where a few years ago, they decided that instead of waiting for the Slovene Intelligence and Security Agency (Slovenska obveščevalno-varnostna agencija – SOVA) …
“I think the explanation that comes closest is that the current government is incompetent and exploiting an old division for its own political survival. What they are clearly doing themselves, they then attribute to the other – the attacked – side,” explains journalist and historian Jože Možina. Former President of the Assembly of the Republic …
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On Friday afternoon, Prime Minister Robert Golob visited some of the areas in Šentilj that have suffered significant damage due to the heavy rainfall in recent days, and the resulting landslides, which are still ongoing and are also threatening residential buildings. Seven families have already had to leave their homes as a result of these …
On Thursday and Friday, a meeting of the Executive Committee and the Assembly of the Centrist Democrat International (IDC-CDI) took place in Bled near Kranj, Slovenia, with the most prominent centre-right politicians from around the world attending it. The IDC-CDI consists of more than 100 parties from 80 countries, with three new members confirmed at …
“Prime Minister Robert Golob’s government adopted a difficult decision at a correspondence session during the night, which was something that the communist governments used to do often,” Dr Andreja Valič Zver, President of the Council of the Institute of Dr Jože Pučnik (Inštitut dr. Jožeta Pučnika), wrote in her letter to the members of the …
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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“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 …
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 …
