Since the Islamic hijab is considered a symbol of patriarchal society in feminist circles, one would expect proud feminists to refuse to wear the headscarf when visiting a Muslim country. But as it turns out, words are one thing, and actions are another. The fact that it is possible to refuse to wear a hijab was …
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Foreign media coverage of the controversial European Commissioner-designate from Slovenia, Marta Kos, continues unabated. In an article entitled “When Gender-Quotas Backfire” (available here: https://europeunfiltered.com/gender-quota-european-commission-von-der-leyen-marta-kos/), the authors revealed that Ursula von der Leyen’s demands to have a female candidate fill the Slovenian Commissioner’s post could cause inconvenience. The media outlet Europe Unfiltered cites the well-known sins …
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A few days ago, MPs of the Left party (Levica) publicly called on the government they are part of to stop military aid to Ukraine. The position of an extremist and anti-NATO party could have been carelessly disregarded as part of the folklore of political extremists, had it not been for the fact that, at …
“The Slovenian government is not the guardian of international law,” reads the Israeli response to Slovenia’s demarche regarding recent developments in Lebanon. The demarche, which our editorial office managed to obtain, also states that they regret “the unilateral and hostile statements made by Slovenian officials, in particular by the Slovenian Prime Minister and Foreign Minister.” …
“We regret that the missiles that fell on Israel were paid for with money laundered by the Iranian regime in the Slovenian state-owned NLB bank at the time when the government was led by the party of Tanja Fajon. No one responsible for the IranNLBGate affair has been charged,” the leader of the Slovenian opposition …
For some time now, we have been noticing that the left has serious problems with condemning all totalitarian regimes, including communism. Many of the left’s representatives even glorify the latter, wear red stars, sing revolutionary songs, make pilgrimages to Čebine (where the Communist Party of Slovenia was first established), etc. And recently, we have received …
Despite a feminist foreign policy, Slovenian women are less and less involved. International data shows that. Slovenia ranks 36th in terms of women’s inclusion – behind Croatia, Hungary, Serbia and Bulgaria. Foreign Minister Tanja Fajon proudly announced before the beginning of her term that she would engage in the heavily-vaunted feminist foreign policy, but in …
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Following talks on the Middle East conflict in Brussels on Sunday and Monday, Minister of Foreign and European Affairs Tanja Fajon will recommend to the government to finalise the procedures for recognising Palestine this week and send the decision to the National Assembly. She also noted that no other country had announced recognition at the …
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“This is the craziest move by Slovenian diplomacy since the beginning of its existence,” international lawyer Dr Miha Pogačnik commented on the Slovenian government’s intentions to recognise Palestine. Additionally, opposition leader Janez Janša claims that the move by Prime Minister Golob and Minister of Foreign and European Affairs Fajon is detrimental to Slovenia’s national interests. …
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The “feminist foreign policy” of Minister of Foreign and European Affairs Tanja Fajon has so decisively driven Slovenian politics into the arms of the Iran-Russia axis of evil that it will probably take decades before we shake off the stigma of being part of the “good-for-nothing” group of states. Recently, the Slovenian ambassador to Tel …
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The outgoing President of the Social Democrats party (Socialni demokrati – SD), Tanja Fajon, is selling the Jewish villa that was the SD party’s headquarters for decades, for 2.2 million euros. The villa is a symbol of the transition, and it was confiscated as supposedly abandoned by the communist authorities after the war, from the …
Janez Janša visited Israel at the beginning of last week. With a one-week delay, the Slovenian media – always “up to date” – reported on it when they got the green light to do so. At a meeting of the National Assembly’s Committee on Foreign Policy, State Secretary Sanja Štiglic said that the Ministry of …
