The proverbial “godfathers from behind the scenes,” as well as their journalistic colleagues in the mainstream media, often pride themselves on their independence. Today, we reveal that this is, in fact, far from the truth. We have received screenshots of communication between members of the pro-Russian lobby in Slovenia, who signed Kučan’s famous letter to …
The Slovenian reality is similar to the Russian one. It exists in some isolated time and space, completely removed from real reality, where facts and consensus matter. We have gotten so used to it that it does not seem like anything special anymore. In Slovenia, for example, we are convinced that the Arab Spring originated …
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On Tuesday, the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS) presented a motion for a resolution which places Russia on the list of state sponsors of international terrorism, which is similar to the resolution that has already been adopted by the European Parliament. The motion for a resolution will once again test the commitment …
Several rallies will be held to mark the first anniversary of Putin’s invasion. The Ukrainian Embassy is planning a rally in support of Ukraine, starting in Ljubljana’s Congress Square. Both Ukrainians and Slovenians opposed to the aggression are invited to attend. At the same time, a rally for the disarmament of Ukraine will be held …
“This group of pro-Putin people actually represents the Slovenian deep state. They are powerful because they control vast parts of the mainstream media, the judiciary, the Supreme Court, the police, universities, and state-owned companies. They control the Slovenian government, too,” Janša warned his colleagues from NATO. The President of the largest opposition party, Janez Janša, …
The public letter by Milan Kučan and his co-signatories legitimises the moves of Putin’s undemocratic, authoritarian, aggressive and criminal regime, while at the same time blatantly disregarding some fundamental rules of international law – such as the prohibition of aggression and the inviolability of international borders. It is interesting that the letter was signed by …
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On Thursday, the European Parliament voted in plenary to recognise the Holodomor, the Soviet-orchestrated famine of 1932-1933, as a genocide of the Ukrainian people. “In a resolution adopted on Thursday, the European Parliament recognises the Holodomor, the artificial famine of 1932-1933 in Ukraine caused by a deliberate policy of the Soviet regime, as a genocide …
Standing in line in liberated Kherson for a box of pasta and canned goods with a handsome black dog on a lead, Valerii Hnedov doesn’t look like someone who only three weeks prior was languishing in a Russian torture chamber. Cutting a proud figure at well over six feet tall, the 72-year-old Hnedov was amicable …
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If we had followed only the dominant media, we would have gotten the impression that the meeting of the National Security Council happened without any big surprises and that Slovenia has a united view on the developments in Ukraine. This is what Prime Minister Robert Golob said, and this is what the regime media then …
During the recent visit of the Minister of Defence, Marjan Šarec, to Kyiv, the Ukrainian Minister of Defence, Oleksii Reznikov, did not attend the official photo op with him. The reason for this is said to be the recent vote by the Slovenian left-wing MEPs in the European Parliament, as they did not support the …
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“We, the presidents of the countries of Central and Eastern Europe, who visited Kyiv during the war and saw with our own eyes the effects of Russian aggression, in the face of serious violations of international law by the Russian Federation, cannot remain silent,” begins the statement signed by the presidents of Poland, Romania, the Czech …
“This escalation of the situation, and consequently Ukraine’s application or talks for a NATO membership, is very worrying,” said Minister of Foreign Affairs Tanja Fajon, who believes that it would be a major security risk if NATO were to decide whether or not to admit Ukraine as its member. Therefore, Fajon said, there should be …
