“We, Presidents of Central and Eastern Europe, countries whose leaders have visited Kyiv during the war and witnessed with their own eyes the effects of Russian aggression, cannot stay silent in the face of the blatant violation of international law by the Russian Federation,” reads the beginning of the declaration, signed by the Presidents of …
A plaque bearing the names of the four world leaders who were the first to visit Ukraine after the start of the war was unveiled on Friday in Kyiv by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. On the 28th of February, Putin’s Russia invaded neighbouring Ukraine, and the Ukrainian people had to stand up for themselves. They were …
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A plaque bearing the names of the four world leaders who were the first to visit Ukraine after the start of the war was unveiled on Friday in Kyiv by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. On the 28th of February, Putin’s Russia invaded neighbouring Ukraine, and the Ukrainian people had to stand up for themselves. They …
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After Tanja Fajon visited Ukraine, thus doing something she criticised the former Prime Minister Janez Janša for, claiming that it was unnecessary and even “a show-off move,” she literally lied in an interview with the Ukrainian web portal European Pravda. When the journalist asked her where the Slovenian aid shipment got stuck, she made the …
Remember how Tanja Fajon slammed Janez Janša when he was among the first people to go to Kyiv at a time when the Ukrainian capital was under siege from all sides? She criticised so many of his actions and called his visit, which was a very brave act of solidarity, a farce. And now she …
Foreign Ministry State Secretary Marko Štucin expressed Slovenia’s support for the European Commission’s proposal to impose additional sanctions on Russia over the war in Ukraine which are being discussed by the EU Foreign Affairs Council. Štucin also said Slovenia supported continued aid to Ukraine, including for critical infrastructure and institutions, and all efforts towards post-war …
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In line with Ukraine’s request for international assistance through the EU’s civil protection mechanism, the government confirmed material assistance to Ukraine in the form of demining equipment, which is valued at EUR 36,140, including transport. Slovenia will send to Ukraine ten metal detectors, protective bulletproof vests, protective visors and collapsible metal shovels that can be …
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Interview with Igor Zagrebelny, philosopher and director of the research and analysis centre “Political Theology”. Zagrebelny is the author of several books, including “The Apostleship of the Sword” (2017), “Intermarium: An Almost Lost Opportunity” (2019) and “European Chronicles” (2020). You are currently serving in the Ukrainian Territorial Defence Force. What can you tell me about …
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Caritas Slovenia has so far raised more than EUR 3 million in aid for Ukraine in what is the biggest humanitarian campaign dedicated to a foreign country in Slovenia’s history. The organisation, which has so far sent 20 shipments totalling 283 tonnes of aid to the war-stricken country, said the need for humanitarian assistance in …
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The government set aside EUR 174,000 for the purchase of digital technology and equipment intended for Ukrainian civilians. Following an agreement between the Government Office for Digital Transformation and the Defence Ministry, it reallocated the money to the ministry to carry out a public tender to purchase digital technology and equipment for the Ukrainian civilian …
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Prime Minister Janez Janša was a guest on the Sky News’ The News Hour, talking to host Nick Quraishi about the efforts to stop the war in Ukraine and strengthen the security in Europe. In answer to Mr Quraishi’s first question, the Prime Minister said that in view of the events we have been following …
Slovenian hospitals can admit up to 50 patients from Ukraine and centres offering rehabilitation programmes another 10, according to a decree on relocation of Ukrainian patients the government adopted at its session. In line with this decision, Slovenian hospitals can admit up to 30 patients at regular wards, up to 5 in intensive care plus …
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