“A carrot for those on welfare and a stick for workers, in the form of a reduction in real wages due to the abolition of the adjustment of income tax brackets to inflation, and a smaller increase in the general tax relief, is a strange message – but what matters most is that the trade …
On Wednesday, journalist Bojan Požar wrote that Prime Minister Robert Golob has already confirmed the information that Primož Cirman will become the new boss of the Siol web portal, which consequently means that the Prime Minister is also personally recruiting editors of media outlets that are owned by state-owned companies, in this case, the Telekom …
The Uncensored Is Now Part Of The Official Authorities Read More »
After the Kosovo parliament recently established a commission of inquiry to look into the Gen-I energy company’s energy deals, in which the former Gen-I President of the Management Board and new Slovenian Prime Minister, Robert Golob, and Kosovo’s Ambassador to Croatia, Martin Berishaj, were also involved, the Kosovo Assembly voted on another committee of inquiry …
The Kosovo Commission of Inquiry Will Also Talk to Golob’s Intermediary, Berishaj Read More »
The Fiscal Council estimates that the coalition agreement of the new government does not provide a sufficient basis for the planning of economic entities due to its great vagueness, both in terms of scope and the timing of measures. In relation to this, the Fiscal Council proposes trying to follow the good practices of some …
The Fiscal Council Critical of the Coalition Agreement – It Poses a Risk to the Economy! Read More »
The media report that the new government intends to launch talks with the European Union immediately after its formation in order to make some changes to the recovery and resilience plan, with which the money could be used specifically for financing the green transition and digitalisation. In other words – they will not build roads, …
Ahead of the official start of the election campaign, Prime Minister Janez Janša, and fellow coalition leaders Matej Tonin and Zdravko Počivalšek, presented what Janša called the “biggest investment drive” in Slovenia’s history. They said almost EUR 8 billion worth of investment projects had been implemented, were ongoing or were approved along with funds in …
Government presents investment projects in its term Read More »
The extraordinary adjustment of pensions has made lots of retirees very happy, as did the solidarity allowance paid to mitigate the consequences of Covid-19 and the announced energy solidarity allowance, which is expected to be paid by the 15th of April 2022. Janez Sušnik, the President of the Slovenian Federation of Pensioners’ Associations, has pointed …
None of the Previous Governments Have Done So Much for Retirees as This One Read More »
Slovenian athletes are the best ambassadors of Slovenia. Therefore, the current government has decided to significantly increase the bonuses for the winners of Olympic medals (including disabled athletes and chess players). In addition to significant investments in sports and sports infrastructure, as well as the introduction of tax relief for sports, the current Slovenian government …
Slovenia has taken a serious step forward in the process of the digital transformation of society, which the foreign media have also reported on. The first step was the recent introduction of digital vignettes, and starting next year, the drivers’ licences will also become digital. Croatia, for example, plans to introduce digital drivers’ licences in …
Foreign Media Report on Slovenia’s Success in the Field of Digital Transformation Read More »
According to the latest data from the world media The Economist, Slovenia was second among the 23 randomly selected OECD countries in terms of dealing with the economic crisis resulting from the global pandemic. The only country that did better than us is Denmark, which undoubtedly confirms the success of our government’s measures in tackling …
The slovenian government adopted a decree allocating EUR 860,000 to international and other organisations active in foreign policy, international development cooperation and humanitarian aid this year. EUR 510,000 of the money will go for emergency aid in various humanitarian crises, the government said. The money will go to several UN funds and agencies, the International …
Government donates EUR 860,000 to international organisations Read More »
For more than a year now, the Government of the Republic of Slovenia has mainly been dealing with the epidemic and its consequences. However, despite the epidemic, it also sought to achieve the key goals of the coalition agreement. The current government began its term on the 13th of March 2020 (the government was confirmed …
These Are the Most Important Achievements of the Government in This Term Read More »
