Death threats have become a constant, both on Slovenian streets and in the parliament. The media is silent, the prosecution is winking at the truth, no one is taking action. But when Prime Minister Janez Janša innocently jokes, a wave of criticism pours on him from all sides. How did we get to this point, to …
Dear Věra Jourová, Vice-President of the European Commission and European Commissioner for Values and Transparency, you recently mentioned Slovenia again in an online interview for the Presseclub Concordia, saying that critical journalists are allegedly intimidated. As reported by the 24ur portal (HERE), you also said: “When the media are in trouble, our democracies are also …
In the third quarter of last year, Slovenia was among the countries in the European Union and the euro area that recovered the most, with the growth of as much as 12.4 percent. It is also among the countries where unemployment has risen the least during this health crisis, and the decline in our gross …
Even though the left, and the SD party president Tanja Fajon in particular, are full of empty promises about dialogue, reassuring politics, unity and non-violence, it seems that they do not practice what they preach at all. Neither the politicians nor their followers. They do not find it problematic that, for example, the Prime Minister …
“The blame for the crimes cannot be entirely attributed to the resistance movement as a whole, the responsibility for it lies with the Communist Party, which had a decisive influence on the military and other armed groups, and which already began to pave its way to power during the war,” said Mirjam Dujo Jurjevčič, author …
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