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Nova24TV reported that Minister Borut Rončević, in response to attacks from Branimir Štrukelj, stated that he would not discuss this with the unions, even if he ever decided to do so. According to the minister, Štrukelj acted as a radical leftist politician, not as a trade unionist. https://t.co/Ayi2uCpjto #sindikat #politika #Slovenija (translated)

Janko noted that at eight o'clock he was listening to a left-wing economist on R1 who was talking about the government budget and believed that his program was not presented clearly enough. He added that the economist nonetheless spoke as if he knew how things should be done. Janko sharply criticized leftism and argued that Golob had excessively wasted money throughout his term and had lavishly allocated workers' money to people he labeled as lazy. #proračun #ekonomija #politika (translated)

The author asked whether it is possible to learn the name of the prosecutor whom he described as sympathetic to migrants. He noted that the proposed changes by Minister Matoz were supposedly triggered by the case of two foreigners, applicants for international protection, who were allegedly selling cocaine on Metelkova, and the prosecutor supposedly released them. He labeled Metelkova as a stronghold of leftist-Islamist forces. https://t.co/XOiuSPIfez #Migrantoljubci #MednarodnaZaščita #Metelkova (translated)

Žiga Turk wrote that people should not underestimate reason, as it should be clear to most leftists, in his opinion, that it is not a struggle for democracy, but rather for the preservation of the propaganda apparatus of the far left, which, according to him, is forcibly financed by the entire state. https://t.co/wUUxCPe4sP #Demokracija #Svoboda #PolitičnaDebata (translated)

Jani Nemec asked who should be the owner of the illegal cigarette factory in Prekmurje, where 20 workers from Paraguay are said to work. He was interested in whether the owner's information would be made public or if the matter would be hushed up because he is said to support leftists. #Prekmurje #ilegalno #cigarete (translated)

"The security forces found themselves in an unequal position regarding the number of participants, demonstrators, as well as hooligans, looters, and leftist activists, which caused the rallies to get out of control," Nunez took responsibility for the events during Saturday's protests against inflation, which were marked by clashes between protesters and the police, looting, break-ins, and arson. #Francija #protesti #nasilje (translated)

The reporter wrote that people on the ground, while monitoring the work of Resnica, are also favorable to Stevanović in her opinion. She added that leftists and RTV present him as hated, and believed that they judge from their perspective, while people are supposed to show a different image. https://t.co/RiADOF4ir3 #Resnica #Slovenija #politika (translated)

Aleš Štrancar wrote that the empty warehouse reflected the behavior of leftists, who supposedly talk about social assistance but actually exploit it for their own benefit. He used a derogatory term to refer to Nikica and Koki Mesečnik. Regarding Anita Ogulin, whom he described as a voluntary secretary of the Association of Friends of Youth Ljubljana since 1992, he added that she would be turning in her grave over this. https://t.co/8VPpI9UbB7 #Levičarji #SocialnaPomoč #Prostovoljstvo (translated)

Liberation asked how many decades similar pamphlets had been present in France and Belgium. He noted that in 1926 there were 649 Muslims living in Slovenia, while in 2026 there would be between 120,000 and 160,000, which he claimed is a comparable share to Germany, Switzerland, and Belgium. He also argued that political Islam is already present through support for radical leftists. #PolitičniIslam #Francija #Belgija (translated)

Jana Gržinič wrote that the Left did not respond to Sukič's actions today. She believed that if Žan Mahnič had acted similarly, the party would have called an extraordinary press conference and protests in front of the government, non-governmental organizations would have immediately spoken out, Mladina would have published a special issue, and RTV would have featured the topic in the main Dnevnik. She added that leftists would have filled their profiles with support for Nataša, while labeling the Left as a party of double standards. #Levičarji #Politika #DvojnaMerila (translated)

Borut Rončević stated that he led a delegation with the head of the cabinet Breda Mulec, the acting general director for science Andrej Vastl, and the ambassador to Japan Jurij Rifelj. According to him, its composition was comparable to that of other foreign delegations and in line with long-standing practice. He added that the government approves the delegation before each trip and that its members have the right to travel with the minister. He wrote that as a minister he represents the state and will not opt for populist moves, such as what he believes was Luka Mesec's two-day trip by train to Brussels and showcasing a sandwich. He believed the story could be highlighted by leftist media and their political allies in the opposition. Rončević also noted that in a few months he reduced the number of employees at the ministry by nearly 5 percent and eliminated over 10 million euros in unnecessary expenses. He emphasized that, according to him, they handle public money responsibly, and the trip was more expensive than desired due to scheduling and the availability of airline tickets. #vlada #slovenija #odgovornost (translated)

Aleš Štrancar wrote that it paid off for him because he refused to sell recordings of Vukovićka to a person from Reporter. He believed that Šurla was taking good care of his advertising and also attributed to him that he had "kindly" disposed of women from the collective, including Biserka Karneža. Šurlo was sarcastically labeled as a very moral and ethical person, adding that he was certainly right. Štrancar also stated that he would interpret accusations of radicalization, if made by an extreme leftist, a student from Kumrovec, or someone with a similar viewpoint, as a compliment for which he was grateful. He added that his media outlets were clearly an increasing threat to the media, which he labeled as "garbage," and predicted that they would soon be left without favorable positions. https://t.co/DNJDdXEzeT #mediji #etika #politika (translated)

Aleš Štrancar wrote that, in his opinion, referendums are currently over, and he labeled Niko Kovać as an extreme leftist activist, accusing her of foreign funding. He described this as foreign actors intervening in Slovenia's internal affairs. He questioned why the Intelligence and Security Agency (SOVA) and the police are not responding to this, and hinted that Kovać and Romana Tomić have the same patron in the European Parliament. He accused SDS, NSi, and SLS of advocating one thing in Slovenia while behaving differently in Brussels. He presented the referendums as a smokescreen behind which the extreme left and right are making deals at the expense of Slovenia's sovereignty. https://t.co/XvVvYK6P1f #Slovenija #referendumi #politika (translated)

Traven Bine wrote that Markeš claimed that all parishes have become outposts of the SDS. He labeled Markeš as a convert from theologian to a radical leftist propagandist and wondered if he was under the influence of Neostika, baking powder, or baking soda. #SDS #propaganda #slovenija (translated)