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"In Poland, we have not had such drastic cases of terrorism until now. We must call this brutal attack on human lives in Krakow," Prime Minister Donald Tusk said to the media after a meeting with ministers and representatives of security services in Krakow. #terorizem #Krakov #napad (translated)

The article discusses the disproportion that arises from the Israeli parliamentary elections, where Palestinian residents of the occupied territories do not have the right to vote, despite the fact that Israeli leaders decide on their lives. #demokracija #Izrael #Palestina (translated)

Bojan Požar published a message from an anonymous group of employees at UKC Ljubljana, which pointed out alleged psychological abuse and bullying at the Neurology Clinic, as well as threats to patient safety. Employees claimed that internal procedures following reports of bullying usually did not find violations, although a court is said to have confirmed with a final ruling that bullying was perpetrated by a person who later became the head of the clinical department. UKC Ljubljana is supposed to have paid compensation to the former employee from public funds. The group also mentioned alleged irregularities in evaluating work performance and assigning paid training and covering study costs. They claimed that some employees were treated more favorably than others in rewards and training. The most serious warning concerned the death of a patient. According to the employees, the patient was neither connected to a monitor nor given enhanced supervision, although she would have needed it given her condition. They noted that the incident occurred about two months prior, and management allegedly did not report it as an internal deviation or a warning dangerous event. A safety meeting was said to have been convened only in the week the message was published, after the employee reported the incident anonymously. Employees also claimed that access to information at the clinic is limited and called for action from the new management of UKC Ljubljana. #Zdravstvo #Mobing #VarnostPacientov (translated)

The author of the post wrote that the European Union should not abandon its uniqueness in the competition with superpowers. He described competitiveness, democracy, human rights, and solidarity as the foundations of a strong EU and Europe that can protect its values and way of life. #arraiolos2026 https://t.co/XEo7fXxotC #EvropskaUnija #človekoveprava #demokracija #EU (translated)

Matej Rigelnik wrote after participating in the Financial School for Youth event organized by Finance.si that he left feeling genuinely proud. According to him, 40 young people, mostly around 20 years old, voluntarily attended the twelve-hour education on personal finance. Rigelnik stated that the participants surprised him with their interest, questions, and serious approach. He believed that financial literacy is not only related to money but also to independence and the freedom to make decisions. He noted that, given the interest of young people, we should be more cautious in our judgments about what they do not understand and what will come of them. In his opinion, the voluntary decision of 40 young people to dedicate part of their free time to understanding their financial future indicated that something is shifting in the right direction in the country. He expressed pride in them and added that the future may be better than it sometimes seems. #FinančnaPismenost #Mladi #Izobraževanje (translated)

"It is important not to manipulate the rules, to stand firmly by our way of life, and to freely choose where we will allocate our money." The President of NSi and Minister of Infrastructure Jernej Vrtovec emphasized in a statement on social media that today’s four referendums were about whether our country will remain just. #referendum #Slovenija #demokracija (translated)

Borut Rončević wrote that demography is primarily a question of values. He believed that the state should help parents and ensure that the decision to have more children does not bring additional burdens or worse opportunities. He added that material support alone would not be sufficient and that society should value parenthood, support families, and rejoice in new life. #družina #starševstvo #demografija (translated)

Dr. Nina Kojima wrote that it was justified to express dissatisfaction and distrust towards the political direction of RTV Slovenia and to call for a fundamental reform of the public service. She expected the government to implement the reform differently than former Prime Minister Golob, who had announced a "cleaning of RTV Janšism." She added that she was the first on the list herself. Kojima accused former Minister of Culture Asta Vrečko of not protecting her, even though, according to her, RTV Slovenia fell under the jurisdiction of the ministry. She wrote that Vrečko, based on the information she had, was looking forward to the list of those who were laid off. She claimed that they were politically removed, sidelined, and harmed, also describing the insulting attitude towards them. She emphasized that the abolition of the RTV fee would not in itself mean the reform for which, in her view, strategy, effort, and determination were needed. According to her, Slovenia needs a national media that serves the public, reports according to fundamental journalistic principles, and prioritizes facts over comments from ideological speakers. Kojima also wrote that she had lived and grown up with RTV for at least four decades and that the employees were mostly creative, hardworking, and decent intellectuals. Before the referendum, she urged people to consider the consequences of past layoffs for individuals, children, and families. She expressed a wish that she and her family would be among the few affected, and that her former colleagues and their families would not have to endure similar experiences. In conclusion, she called for a public service and government that would act virtuous and not vindictively. #Slovenija #RTV #javniservis (translated)

In this case, you must at least think a little about the fact that it will not be the end of life. Aleksander Čeferin, when announcing his candidacy for a new term as president of the European Football Association (Uefa) next year in an interview with Delo, stated that he has received support from all 55 associations. #Uefa #Čeferin #nogomet (translated)

She does not like to reveal much about her privacy, stating on the covers of many of her books only that "she was born in Canada and makes a living teaching ancient Greek." She also rejects autobiographical interpretations of her work, although she simultaneously admits that she "uses motives from her life in writing in the same way as any other facts." #AnneCarson #NobelovaNagrada #književnost (translated)

The author of the post wrote that the Constitutional Court confirmed the referendum victory of patients, the disabled, and retirees, and labeled it as a victory of life over the lobby, which he described as toxic. https://t.co/s1kYZFHcLB #referendum #življenje #pravice (translated)

Tone Kajzer wrote that the attacks on the Israeli civilian population on October 7 were a barbaric terrorist act. He expressed support for Israel and remembrance of the victims, as well as sympathy for the survivors, their families, and all those who still feel the pain of that day. He called for a decisive rejection of antisemitism across Europe and stated that Jewish communities should live openly and safely, without fear. He labeled Hamas as a terrorist organization that has caused indescribable suffering to the Israeli people and wrote that it should be disarmed and demilitarized in accordance with UN Security Council Resolution 2803, so that the peace plan for Gaza can move forward. #BrezStrahu #Solidarnost #Mir (translated)

Igor Muzevic noted that he felt awkward when the non-governmental organization quoted Nicholas Taleb, as Muki was supposedly doing in the recording. He mentioned that Taleb introduced the term "Intellectual Yet Idiot" or IYI for well-educated members of the higher middle class, which includes bureaucrats, officials of non-governmental organizations, and various experts. According to Muzevic's description, IYIs shape rules and policies, lead organizations, and manage institutions, but they are generally not the ones to bear the consequences of unsuccessful ideas. Their authority is said to be based on diplomas, titles, and positions, rather than on practical experience or proven results. He added that they often act condescendingly and interpret disagreement as ignorance, labeling skeptics as uneducated, reactionary, or populist. #IntellectualYetIdiot #NicholasTaleb #NVO (translated)

Jakob Šoba wrote that the number of foreigners is increasing and will continue to rise due to demographic trends. According to him, there are visible social changes in Europe and Slovenia that are not in line with European values. He described the desire of the locals to protect their way of life as normal. #demografija #Evropa #družba (translated)

Jernej Vrtovec stated that with increased immigration, it is necessary to clearly define what is acceptable and what is not. According to him, hiding one's face is not and will not be acceptable, as he emphasized the importance of the Slovenian way of life, customs, and traditions. https://t.co/QjthWiRbTF #Slovenija #tradicija #družba (translated)

The SDS parliamentary group stated that Andrej Kosi wrote that Slovenia is based on the right of the Slovenian people to self-determination and belongs to all citizens. According to him, the citizens of the country decide on the conditions of life in the country, while foreigners have legitimate rights, but do not have the right to decide on the future of Slovenia. https://t.co/5uaB86e8z5 #Slovenija #samoodločba #državljani (translated)

Reform will happen. It is supported by the public, teachers, and employees in education. We have formed a professional council in which practitioners play a key role: no less than 11 members are current or former teachers and principals. Representatives from industry and future employers (Chamber of Commerce, Crafts and Small Business, Agricultural Chamber), local communities as founders of kindergartens and primary schools, and other professionals are also involved. We have not entrusted the education establishment, which bears responsibility for the current state, with leading the reform. The reaction is on the front page: personal defamation, inciting envy, and accusations of privatizing education. Photographs from my private life are supposed to replace arguments about the future of schools. But children need knowledge, teachers need authority and support, and education needs results. Reform will happen. Even after this front page. #izobraževanje #reforma #učitelji (translated)