At a recent press conference, Dejan Kaloh, an MP from the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS), spoke about the draft law on mandatory drug testing of public officials, which has been resubmitted by the SDS parliamentary group for the legislative procedure. All 27 SDS MPs have voluntarily taken drug tests at the …
The coordinator of the Left party (Levica), Luka Mesec, has apparently decided to declare war against the economic sector. While the economy, in the face of rising prices, is calling for measures to bring down inflation, Mesec has decided to propose the introduction of a compulsory Christmas bonus. It is as if he does not …
While Mediana published its results a few days ago and claimed that both the government and Robert Golob’s party are entering the political autumn with record support, the results of the Parsifal agency show that support for the Gibanje Svoboda and the Levica parties is falling, while the support for SDS party is growing. Among …
Golob’s party is falling, SDS party is getting dangerously close to it Read More »
“How could I explain to people that we are imposing sanctions against Russia but not against Slovenia? Russia has not violated Serbia’s territorial integrity, while Slovenia has. We have not imposed sanctions against Slovenia but are instead trying to have the best possible relations with you,” said Serbian President Aleksander Vučić, who then added that …
With its decades-long pathological war against Janez Janša, with the attempts of judicial and media political assassinations of opponents (through the affairs of Depala vas, Patria, Trenta, the illegal deprivation of the mandate of an MP, and so on), with the abuse of the covid crisis for the overthrow of the Jaša government… … by …
The Left’s Treacherous Ascend To Power, For Which It Used Undemocratic And Immoral Means Read More »
Last weekend, police officers at the Koper Police Directorate dealt with 86 persons who had illegally entered Slovenia. The Celje Police Directorate reported that an Afghan national who had illegally entered Slovenia was traced in Trlično around midday. After completing the procedures, he was placed in an asylum centre. Police officers from the police station …
Last Weekend, Almost 100 Migrants Illegally Entered Slovenia Read More »
The public has recently learned about the affair of alleged sexual abuse related to the 28-year-old Dušan Josip Smodej, a Novo mesto cultural activist and representative of the Fotopub Association for Contemporary Culture (Društvo za sodobno kulturo Fotopub) from Dilančeva Street 1, Novo mesto. One of his alleged victims claims that he tied her to …
A Man Close To The leftist elite Embroiled In An Affair Of Alleged Sexual Abuse Read More »
A total of 2,664 new cases of coronavirus were confirmed in Slovenia from Friday to Sunday in what is practically level with the figure a week ago, and three Covid patients died, fresh official data shows. Yesterday, 94 patients were treated in hospitals for Covid-19 as their main condition, including eight in intensive care, which …
More than 2,500 Covid cases logged in past three days Read More »
A total of 1,582 new cases of coronavirus were confirmed in Slovenia during the extended weekend and nine fatalities among Covid-19 patients. Friday included, 11 patients died and 3,156 new infections were confirmed, data released by the Health Ministry shows. Yesterday, 92 patients were treated in hospitals for Covid-19 as their main condition, including 9 …
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“Today, people know how much they will have to pay for electricity and also how much the electricity on the hallways of their apartment buildings will cost them. Last winter, the costs were too high,” the current Prime Minister Robert Golob said on one of the shows on public television. It is true that people …
Branko Lobnikar, the Secretary of State at the Ministry of the Interior, has views that are shockingly aligned with those of the leftist Peace Institute (“Mirovni inštitut”) and, given Lobnikar’s unsubstantiated claims, he has apparently become an expert on border fences, especially the one in Hungary. And while the government assures on its website that …
The Slovenian worker is among the most heavily taxed in the world, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development – OECD has reportedly found. At a time when the Prime Minister is proclaiming that we do not need lower taxes, otherwise, he would be spending his 35,000-euro-salary (gross, excluding bonuses) on even more stupid things, …
