The government extended the validity of reduced excise duties on electricity, motor fuels, heating oil and natural gas for heating for three more months until 31 July. The reduced excise duties on energy products first kicked in on 1 February as part of a package of measures to mitigate the impact of energy price hikes …
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The Institute of Macroeconomic Analysis and Development (IMAD) downgraded its growth projection for Slovenia for this year from 4.7% in the autumn forecast to 4.2% in the spring forecast, expecting growth to slow down to 3% next year and to 2.8% in 2024 on the back of uncertainties linked to the war in Ukraine, high …
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Slovenia recorded close to 700,000 tourist arrivals in the first quarter of the year, a more than ten-fold increase over the year before and more than in the same period in 2021, Statistics Office figures show. Domestic tourists accounted for roughly 53% of the total, with guests from Croatia, Italy, Austria and Hungary accounting for …
“Unfortunately, strong politicians, decorated with Putin’s medals, are trying to push Slovenia back into the sphere of Russian influence,” Prime Minister Janez Janša wrote, pointing out that Slovenia has a strong pro-Russian network, which also has exceptional media, financial and political power. At the same time, it seems that certain interest groups related to Russian …
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“Slovenia has always had good relations with Russia; however, during the government of Janez Janša, we experienced a shift towards the United States of America and distancing from Russia – at least externally,” is what Marta Kos, the Vice-President of the newest left-wing party, the Freedom Movement (Gibanje svoboda), told the media outlet Žurnal24 a …
“This was clearly a previously-agreed upon and staged creation of a state of chaos at the pre-election show by the Constitutional Arch Coalition parties, which is actually a disgusting political abuse and political pressuring of the public RTV,” journalist Jože Možina commented on the move of the parties of the Constitutional Arch Coalition – namely, …
KUL Representatives Caused Chaos on the RTV Pre-Election Show! Read More »
“We are warning you that on election Sunday, we will tighten control over violations. We will have observers stationed in churches,” the trade unionist and anti-government protester Tea Jarc recently threatened priests. This time, the work of the infamous State Security Administration will be performed by young activists of the Voice of the People initiative …
The panic before Sunday’s election and the lust for power is so strong that paid influencers and left-wing comedians have now also become involved in the pre-election campaign. The actor of the partisan family Valič, Vid Valič, who is also the brother of actor Domen Valič, who performed in the terrible movie Preboj (Breakthrough), has …
The government set aside EUR 174,000 for the purchase of digital technology and equipment intended for Ukrainian civilians. Following an agreement between the Government Office for Digital Transformation and the Defence Ministry, it reallocated the money to the ministry to carry out a public tender to purchase digital technology and equipment for the Ukrainian civilian …
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Prime Minister Janez Janša was a guest on the Sky News’ The News Hour, talking to host Nick Quraishi about the efforts to stop the war in Ukraine and strengthen the security in Europe. In answer to Mr Quraishi’s first question, the Prime Minister said that in view of the events we have been following …
“If the Constitutional Arch Coalition was serious in its intentions, it would have compiled a joint list of candidates, so the votes would not be divided up, which was often the criticism that the party Our Future (Naša prihodnost) and I heard. Well, the party Our Future has submitted a joint list of candidates, together …
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The Foreign Ministry summoned Russian Ambassador Timur Eyvazov to express Slovenia’s strongest protest against and shock at the killings of civilians in Bucha and other towns in Ukraine. The ambassador was also notified that Slovenia is reducing the number of staff at the Russian embassy in Ljubljana from 41 to eight, or by 80%. The …
