On Monday, the Court of Audit issued a draft report on the audit of the 2023 state budget accounts, which also examined the regularity of the purchase of the building on Litijska Street. The auditees, as well as the former persons in charge, now have eight days to object to the audit disclosures, the Court …
Slovenia has the highest price of electricity, at 0.115 euros per kilowatt hour (kWh), according to the “energyprices.eu” website update from last Tuesday, the 11th of June. The website is a platform listing electricity prices, designed for market analysis and other relevant content in the energy industry. The price was slightly lower the next day …
For the first time in history, the Slovenian national football team has qualified for the knockout stages of a major competition. After playing a 0-0 draw with England in the last round of the group stage in Cologne, the Slovenian national team qualified for the round of 16 of the European Championships in Germany. In …
Results show that the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS) is the winner of the elections to the European Parliament with four elected candidates, followed by the Freedom Movement party (Gibanje Svoboda) with two, and Vesna – the Green Party (Vesna – zelena stranka), the New Slovenia party (Nova Slovenija – NSi), and …
Victory Of The SDS Party And A Historic Defeat For The Left In The European Elections Read More »
The Constitutional Court, where the hard left has a strong majority, has finally annulled the decree of the Municipality of Radenci on the naming of streets, squares and settlements, which renamed Tito’s Road to the Road of Slovenian Independence. With this decision, the Constitutional Court has moved the Republic of Slovenia even further away from …
“If the model of the rule of law in Slovenia is that something will apply as long as it makes sense to a person in a certain position, instead of following what is written in the Rules of Procedure of the National Assembly of the Republic of Slovenia or in a law, then the state …
The newspaper Dnevnik reports that over the weekend, a group of armed Moroccan immigrants tried to lynch an Algerian man on Metelkova Street. The reason for their attack was a few critical words the man had said earlier. The group was armed with machetes, boxers, pepper sprays and sticks, and the police reportedly arrived at …
Migrant War in Ljubljana: Moroccan Mafia Attacked An Algerian With Machetes! Read More »
This morning, a security camera at the home of television presenter Boris Tomašič filmed two police cars and a van. The first one drove into his yard, while the van – also known as the patrol wagon – apparently blocked the driveway leading to the yard of the house, at least that’s how it seemed …
On Friday, Pavel Rupar started the new – now practically traditional – protest in front of the building of the national media outlet, Radio-Television Slovenia (RTVS), and it then continued in Republic Square, which was packed despite the bad weather. This time, the protesters were joined by soldiers and veterans. The leader of the protest …
After the Golob government approved the decision to recognise the State of Palestine on Thursday, the Israeli Foreign Minister responded to the news. He strongly condemned the government’s decision, as he believes that the Golob government is rewarding Hamas’ crimes. The current government’s decision to recognise Palestine as an independent and sovereign state must also …
Mass migration remains a major problem for Slovenia. By the end of March this year, there had already been more than 60,000 illegal border crossings. Austria has announced an extension of border controls. Italy is also considering it. Predictions that Slovenia could become a migrant pocket are increasingly coming true. For several years now, we …
Italy And Austria Extend Border Controls With Slovenia Due To Mass Migration Read More »
Just ten days before the European elections, the premises of our media outlet, Nova24TV, were raided by the police, who are conducting a search. Remember when Mojca Pašek Šetinc, former chairwoman of the Commission of Inquiry for determining the political responsibility of holders of public office with regard to the alleged illegal financing of political …
