This year, Slovenia is celebrating 30 years of being an independent, sovereign state, and the lives of Slovenian citizens are much better today than they were 30 years ago. The life expectancy of citizens is increasing. In 1991, Slovenia had 1,998,912 citizens, and at the beginning of 2021, it had 2.108.977 citizens, which is 110,065 …
Life in Slovenia Is Significantly Better Today Than It Was 30 Years Ago Read More »
Authorities banned the Croatian singer Marko Perković Thompson’s concert, and a series of human rights breaches followed. The case is now in Strasbourg. “The same court was the defendant and the court ruling in the case, which violates the appearance of impartiality, and the equality of arms,” explains a law professor. “Violations are more than …
The ECHR Violations in the Thompson Concert Ban are Obvious Read More »
Lots of people from the ranks of the opposition were happy to hear that the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, began and ended her speech with a quote by the last President of the Communist Party of Slovenia, Milan Kučan. Namely, they are trying to use this fact to sell their …
According to some media outlets, the central topic of Slovenia’s Presidency of the Council of the European Union is the statement made by Minister of the Interior Aleš Hojs, or rather the interpretation of who the minister had in mind when he mentioned swines. “The second day of the presidency and the second scandal is …
EU2021SI Mission: Activist Journalists and Their Daily Search for a New “Scandal” Read More »
The Administrative Court has dismissed the lawsuit and request for an interim injunction in the case of the non-appointment of European Delegated Prosecutors. The plaintiffs filed the lawsuit prematurely, as they have not yet received the government’s decision on the appointment of European Delegated Prosecutors, the Administrative Court announced. In terms of content, the lawsuit …
The Yugoslav Army is not adhering to ceasefire agreements, so fighting continues on Sunday, June 30th. The opponent has increasing losses in the team, but is also losing the already won positions on the battlefield in Slovenia. ue to this, the enemy is preparing new units on the territory of Croatia for intervention in the …
War for Slovenia DAY 4: Conflicts for border crossings continue Read More »
The government has arranged for the financing of the Slovenian Press Agency (Slovenska tiskovna agencija – referred to as the STA), instructing the director of the Government Communication Office (Urad Vlade Republike Slovenije za komuniciranje – referred to as UKOM), Uroš Urbanija, to pay the STA an advance of 845 thousand euros for the expected …
For many years, we have witnessed the silence of the executioners who were responsible for the deaths of innocent people in the post-war massacres; however, things have obviously started to change for the better. There is more and more hope that not only the truth will finally be revealed, but also regret for the worst …
The Left Is Worried About the Testimony of a Partisan on the Post-Was Massacres Read More »
On 24 and 25 June, political and security consultations between Slovenia and the USA were held at the State Department in Washington. They were conducted by Jernej Müller, Director-General of the Directorate for Common Foreign and Security Policy at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and Maureen Cormack, Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Bureau of …
Washington hosts political and security consultations between Slovenia and the USA Read More »
Defence Minister Matej Tonin informed his German counterpart Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer as she visited Slovenia that the government would purchase German eight-wheeled armoured fighting vehicles Boxer for the Slovenian Armed Forces. The ministers called for greater cooperation and announced a mixed task force. They agreed that cooperation between Slovenia and Germany had been very good, highlighting …
DM Matej Tonin announces purchase of German armoured vehicles Boxer Read More »
This is just how things work around here. Mitja Okorn, who directed an amazing promotional film for the celebration of 30 years of independent Slovenia, which also received praise from abroad, is now being attacked by the far left. Why? “Because he is a movie director for the far-right.” That is just how Slovenian leftists …
“When I came to the ministry, I immediately received a document that I was supposed to sign, which included certain decisions that, at least to me, did not seem to be in line with common sense. So I asked who made that decision and how can the proposed decision be on the table without being …
