“The European Union needs to hear about these shameful ‘death lists.’ These are not professional politicians. This government is targeting ordinary officials,” political analyst Mitja Iršič criticised the latest move of Golob’s government, which decided to not only remove the top civil servants, but ordinary officials as well. Before entering politics, the long-serving President of …
The case of the Gen-I energy company financing likeable journalists at the expense of the state, which was revealed by the media outlet Požareport in March, has still not had an epilogue. After Golob’s company Gen-I refused to publicly reveal the contract it has with a company which was run by journalist Vesna Vuković from …
The outlook for employment in the second half of the year is positive, as employers have forecast a 3.2% increase in the number of employees, the highest growth since 2014, and plan around 43,000 jobs. On the other hand, discrepancies in the labour market are increasing and employers are finding it difficult to find staff. …
Employment outlook for next six months positive, staff shortage an issue Read More »
The police dealt with the fewest criminal offences in the last ten years in 2021, 44,260, which compares to the ten-year average of 67,490. At the same time, the highest clearance rate in the last decade was recorded at 55%, significantly above the ten-year average of 49%, shows the 2021 report on police work. They …
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The organisations and individuals that have recently expressed their support for the strike of the coordinated journalists’ unions of the national media outlet, RTV Slovenia, were the Trade Union of Slovenian Police Officers, the President of the Confederation of Public Administration Trade Unions, Branimir Štrukelj, and some others – and on Wednesday, the Union of …
“Therefore, it is even more important that the initiative to review the constitutionality of Vizjak’s law was submitted by the company Interseroh, and not, for example, Odlazek’s company Recikel. Thus, they achieved at least two things: they hid ties between the interest groups related to the Čeferin family of lawyers, which is extremely important since …
The outgoing government on Tuesday took a decision for monkeypox to be included in a group of infectious diseases under which all healthcare providers are required to report any new cases to competent authorities. Following the first confirmed monkeypox case in Slovenia, the move seeks to provide a legal basis to introduce a protocol for …
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Slovenian police dealt with 3,107 cases of illegal migration in the first four months of this year, up nearly 86% on the same period last year. Afghan citizens accounted for more than a quarter of all the illegal migrants intercepted from January through April, fresh police data shows. For the first time Cuba ranks among …
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The credit rating agency Fitch Ratings affirmed Slovenia’s credit rating at “A” and announced a stable outlook. The agency in question is one of the three internationally recognised statistical credit rating organisations, appointed in 1975 by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. In its report, the credit rating agency Fitch Ratings justified Slovenia’s “A” rating …
“I think that such symbolic acts are also important due to our past. Remember the reconciliation in Kočevski rog, the arrangement of various burial grounds, but we must also be aware that a dictatorship which lasts for 45 years, as communism did, leaves serious traces in people and consequences that are still visible to this …
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Slovenia’s economy expanded at an annual nominal rate of 9.8% in the first quarter of this year driven by household spending and capital expenditure. The seasonally adjusted rate was 9.6%. At the quarterly level GDP was up by 0.8%, a significant slowdown compared to the 5.3% recorded in the previous quarter, the Statistics Office reported. …
Slovenian families have contracted over the past 40 years. The number of those living alone has more than doubled and the number of childless families has risen by nearly a half, shows data released by the Statistics Office ahead of International Day of Families. Last year, 80% of Slovenia’s population lived in families as defined …
