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The author of the post wrote that everyone should hear the speech of Prime Minister Janez Janša at the 23rd electoral congress of the SDM. He expressed hope that the recording would be available to the general public and mentioned that the speech addressed stolen words and values as well as the future of Slovenia. https://t.co/IR3mg1TD6i #Slovenija #politika #volitve #SI (translated)

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)

Tadej Štrok wrote that in his opinion the woman was not a victim, but rather arranged something for herself in exchange for a political favor, which he labeled as obvious corruption. He added that her explanation to the journalist regarding the values of peace says a lot about society, and he attributed her behavior to foolishness. https://t.co/ZFQdqa5EKE #korupcija #politika #vrednote (translated)

German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier praised the Arraiolos format upon his arrival, which, in his words, offers the opportunity for open discussions about the political situation in individual countries, as well as the challenges facing Europe. #EvropskaUnija #NatašaPircMusar #Arraiolos (translated)

Alenka Jelenovič wrote that Sajovic appeared confused in the program Tarča when the discussion turned to Gen-I, Hudohmet, corruption, and SKOK. She described Anžet Logar as determined and clear, noting that he took an offensive stance. She added that he was unyielding when the Democrats were attributed actions that, in her opinion, were being consciously misinterpreted. #korupcija #politika #SLO (translated)

Andrej Poglajen wrote that Janez Markeš accused RTV Slovenija in 2005 of taking on the role of a central committee and described its operation as the merging of party strategy, regulated pop culture, and sports with the formation of society and its image abroad. Poglajen claimed that Markeš now praises RTV Slovenija, criticizes the Roman Catholic Church (RKC), although its clergy allegedly brought him basic necessities during times of scarcity, and celebrates things he once publicly rejected. He added that one of the priests was from his hometown of Idrija. He labeled Markeš as a journalist who changes opinions for money and wrote that Markeš referred to him as a "corrupt politician." According to Poglajen, this designation was proof that the younger generations of the Slovenian right are doing something right. He also stated that he would not want the praise of people who, in his opinion, betray their values for personal gain. #slovenskamediji #politika #javnozdravstvo (translated)

Johanca recorded that Markeš had turned the discussion about how many times the word "for" and how many times "against" had been uttered. She stated that Merše had contradicted him, to which Markeš allegedly responded that he had not said that. She also accused him of lying about Poglajn and with an offensive remark hinted that he had lost his reason. She added that she would not let Janša go. https://t.co/iPW5D22QfI #politika #Slovenija #Janša (translated)

Recently, Russia thanked for the lifting of sanctions on the export of diesel fuel by dropping five sliding bombs on residential buildings in Zaporizhzhia. The new wave of attacks was commented on by President Volodymyr Zelensky on the social network X, who was critical yesterday of the agreement on supplies of Russian diesel fuel, which, according to his own words, U.S. President Donald Trump agreed upon with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin. #Rusija #Ukrajina #vojna (translated)

Aleš Hojs wrote that Alenka and Golob wanted to prevent the investigation. He claimed that Alenka, according to the words of the General Secretary of Svoboda, was stealing regarding the second track, while Golob was being sought, and his associates were already being arrested in Romania. He added that in his view, opposition means support for corruption, and called for a fourfold vote in favor. #korupcija #pravičnost #politika (translated)

Tone Kajzer wrote that the day before he hosted the first meeting of the Strategic Council for Foreign Policy. He told the members that connecting diplomacy and bridge-building politics are important, and the success of their work, according to him, depends on mutual listening and forming a consensus that would guide Slovenia regardless of who leads the government. #zunanjapolitika #diplomacija #Slovenija (translated)

Rok Ravnikar stated that labeling parliamentary investigations as "political police" is mockery of the victims of totalitarian regimes. Among the political police, he included the Gestapo, Securitate, Stasi, AVO, UDBA, KGB, Santebal, Mukhabarat, DINA, and DSA. He added that, in his opinion, those who loudly used this term while glorifying the slogans or leaders of these systems acted perversely. He called for the development of democratic awareness and culture so that people could correctly name phenomena and recognize and reject totalitarian attempts in various forms. #politika #demokracija #totalitarizem (translated)