Slovenia Archives - Page 55 of 68

Slovenia: Advisors propose keeping schools open, expansion of Covid certificate use

Leave a Comment / Slovenia / By Marko Puš

The Health Ministry’s Covid-19 advisory group on Monday prepared a proposal of restrictive measures to be introduced in various stages of the epidemic. According to unofficial information obtained by the STA, it proposes expanding the tested-vaccinated-recovered (PCT) rule if the situation deteriorates, while school closure is not envisaged. In line with the proposal, the tiers …

Slovenia: Advisors propose keeping schools open, expansion of Covid certificate use Read More »

Absolutely Scandalous: Janković’s Municipality Financially Supports the Mother of the Prosecutor Who Made Sure That the Legal Proceedings Against the Mayor of Ljubljana Became Time-Barred!

Leave a Comment / Featured / By Marko Puš

One thing that we should not overlook in the scandal that has recently shaken up the Slovenian judiciary – namely, part of the allegations against Zoran Janković in the trial in the Stožice case became time-barred before the trial had even begun – is the family-prosecution-municipality background which was revealed by the web application of …

Absolutely Scandalous: Janković’s Municipality Financially Supports the Mother of the Prosecutor Who Made Sure That the Legal Proceedings Against the Mayor of Ljubljana Became Time-Barred! Read More »

Paralympics: Tiršek Wins Silver in 10m Air Rifle Standing

Minister Tonin Published Photos of the Protesters’ Ruckus in Front of NSi Headquater

Leave a Comment / Featured / By Marko Puš

Tensions from Friday’s protesters are not easing – instead, they are growing even stronger. They once again tried to show their power on Friday night, when they decided to destroy the façades of headquarters of various political parties after their rally. The façade of the NSi party’s headquarters was plastered with swastikas and totalitarian symbols, …

Minister Tonin Published Photos of the Protesters’ Ruckus in Front of NSi Headquater Read More »

Cyber security memorandum signed as Logar visits Israel

Leave a Comment / Slovenia / By Marko Puš

Foreign Minister Anže Logar pledged regular bilateral dialogue and cooperation as he met his Israeli counterpart Yair Lapid, Kneset Speaker Mickey Levy, and the chair of the parliamentary defence and foreign affairs committee Ram Ben Barakm. Logar and Lapid discussed bilateral relations and cooperation. Topical developments in the region were also on the agenda alongside …

Cyber security memorandum signed as Logar visits Israel Read More »

The Comrades from the Levica Party Are Actually Dreaming of a Revolution

Leave a Comment / Featured / By Marko Puš

If the younger part of the Slovenian population falls prey to the subversive delusions of the Levica party (the Left), then we are in for a rough ride – for several reasons: firstly, because it would be proof that most sensible young people have already left our country and moved abroad, and secondly, because after …

The Comrades from the Levica Party Are Actually Dreaming of a Revolution Read More »

Can You Believe This?! The Left-Wing Opposition and the Trade Unions Created Chaos in Education, and Now They Are the Ones Pointing it Out!

Leave a Comment / Slovenia / By Marko Puš

“There is precisely as much chaos as you managed to create with the Constitutional Arch Coalition, the SD party, and your Education, Science and Culture Trade Union satellite,” Prime Minister Janez Janša responded to a message by the Social Democrats about the LMŠ, SD, SAB, and Levica parties convening an extraordinary meeting of the Committee …

Can You Believe This?! The Left-Wing Opposition and the Trade Unions Created Chaos in Education, and Now They Are the Ones Pointing it Out! Read More »

Slovenian Soldiers the Overall Winners of the Extremely Strenuous Competition for Best Sniper!

Leave a Comment / Featured / By Marko Puš

Members of the Slovenian Army have won the European Best Sniper Team Competition in Germany, which ended on Saturday – after seven very strenuous days. The winning Team Lynx 01 won first place with 2237 out of 5044 total points. The seven-day competition for the best snipers that was held in Germany has ended on …

Slovenian Soldiers the Overall Winners of the Extremely Strenuous Competition for Best Sniper! Read More »

New COVID Cases Up 80% from Last Week, Only 48% Adults Fully Vaccinated

Vaccination also available at Ljubljana airport

Minister Aleš Hojs: “Hearings should be held in rooms with state iconography, not with pictures of dictators”

Leave a Comment / Featured / By Marko Puš

The mayor of the municipality of Radenci, Roman Leljak, reminded of the event from 2015, when he should have been questioned. He refused to be questioned because the police station had a picture of a former long-time Yugoslav dictator under the former regime, Josip Broz Tito, hanging on its premises. Leljak recently achieved the withdrawal of …

Minister Aleš Hojs: “Hearings should be held in rooms with state iconography, not with pictures of dictators” Read More »

Cerjak: “Some well-paid Brussels officials write such reports on the basis of information given to them by ladies and gentlemen who publicly bow before the monuments to criminals”

Leave a Comment / Featured / By Marko Puš

Radovan Cerjak was born in 1967 in Slovenj Gradec. In Velenje he attended the then high school of social sciences. He graduated from the Faculty of Law, University of Ljubljana. He works in a law office in the center of Ljubljana. He is known as a very good lawyer. In the past, he has already proved …

Cerjak: “Some well-paid Brussels officials write such reports on the basis of information given to them by ladies and gentlemen who publicly bow before the monuments to criminals” Read More »

Slovenian News In ENGLISH

Slovenia