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On World Mental Health Day, the author highlighted the importance of talking about mental distress without fear, prejudice, and stigma, listening to people, and standing by them when they need support. He mentioned that MIRA is the Slovenian National Mental Health Program. https://t.co/eZDdX0Kr60 #duševnozdravje #mentalhealth #podpora #SI (translated)

The meeting of the Arraiolos group, which will host 14 presidents of European countries in Slovenia, represents an important foreign policy event, but the differences in foreign policy between President Nataša Pirc Musar and Prime Minister Janez Janša complicate the coordinated representation of Slovenian interests in the EU. #Arraiolos #EvropskaUnija #Slovenija (translated)

Sergij called for the abolition of Hamas TV. He accused the main Slovenian media of silence, which allegedly aimed to protect Golob, and noted that the Romanian court had rejected the appeal of Golob's associate Hudohmet the day before regarding the detention and presented new evidence. He labeled Hudohmet as "genius number 2" and stated that he remained in custody. https://t.co/VskgKpdOid #Hamas #Sodišče #Golob (translated)

The decision on the Jek 2 project, which is expected to significantly impact the Slovenian electricity system, is to be made by the end of 2028, with project leader Vinko Planinc emphasizing the importance of community support and consideration of environmental interests. #Jek2 #energija #jedrskaenergija (translated)

Info360 Novice has noted that Sebastjan Jeretič pointed out the possibility of political corruption, as foreigners are said to often vote according to the instructions of local influencers. He added that a discussion about Slovenian national identity should be opened. https://t.co/9j06a2NIXv https://t.co/HoGJj33jqP #slovenskaidentiteta #politika #korupcija (translated)

Bojan Požar wrote that Zoran Janković will have to appoint a woman as deputy mayor as part of the coalition agreement, regardless of whether he wants to. He added that the salary may not be particularly high, but the position should come with privileges such as an office at the City Hall, a car, and paid lunches at the Cubo restaurant. #Janković #podžupan #slovenskipolitik (translated)

On Sunday, October 11th, Slovenian voters will decide on one legislative and three consultative referendums that concern important issues, including legislation on parliamentary investigations, social assistance, the voting rights of foreigners, and mandatory payment of the RTV contribution. #referendum #Slovenija #volitve (translated)

On Sunday, October 11, Slovenian voters will decide on four referendums, one of which is legislative and three are consultative, which has sparked various opinions and criticisms regarding the complexity of the issues and the readiness of the voters. #referendumi #Slovenija #politika (translated)

Polona Rifelj asked why journalists do not ask specific individuals for their payroll and the amount of taxes paid in response to claims that foreigners in Slovenia pay taxes. If she is the owner or director of a company, they would also be interested in its operations, the taxes paid on profits, and any potential blockades, executions, or criminal charges. They should also ask her if she receives child benefits and in what amount, whether she pays for kindergarten, whether she lives in a non-profit apartment and under what conditions, and what kind of car she drives based on reported income, she noted. According to her, the answers would show whether she respects the Slovenian legal order, fulfills tax obligations, and under what conditions she benefits from a system that has been funded by taxpayers for decades. They should also show whether she deserves the right to vote, she added. #Slovenija #Davki #Novinarstvo (translated)

"It is obvious that we have problems with crossings through Sarajevo and Belgrade." SLOVENIAN Prime Minister Janez Janša at the summit of Mediterranean EU members (MED9) in Split warned that the number of illegal entries on the Balkan route is not decreasing. #migracije #Schengen #MED9 (translated)

BrutusReloaded wrote that Slovenian non-governmental organizations called for a concert in support of Palestinians on the anniversary of the terrorist attack on Israel. According to him, more than 1000 innocent people were brutally murdered in the attack, and he labeled the call as extreme ethical cynicism. https://t.co/VJAC3XlEW7 #Palestina #Etika #Mir (translated)

Davorin Kopše wrote that Mesec joked that nobody came for the communists, while they came with tanks in 1991, but the people removed them from power. He believed that action needed to be taken against them so they wouldn't rise to power again. He marked "4 X FOR" as excellent, and according to him, the slogan against communists was becoming a Slovene proverb. He also made a remark to Mesec regarding hair. #Slovenija #Komunizem #Politika (translated)

Marko Plahuta published a thread about traffic, accidents, and congestion on Slovenian highways in the summer. He stated that since April he has been collecting data from publicly available online traffic counters at five-minute intervals. According to him, the displayed information shows the worst day on the route Kp–Lj; the congestion is said to have started in Lj and spread backward. https://t.co/bAGS0xgTT7 #slovenskeavtoceste #promet #zastoji (translated)

Bojan Požar wrote that the amounts that Primož Cirman and his associates were supposed to receive were exceptional, considering the knowledge of the Slovenian media business. He claimed that Odlazek's media, according to publicly available data, has almost no income from the sale of printed copies or online content, but are supposed to be financed directly or indirectly by politics with taxpayers' money. In this case, he cited Golob's business-political network as a source of financing and added that it is therefore not surprising that Cirman publishes such content. #SlovenskiMediji #Politika #Biznis (translated)

Milena recorded that she would vote for four questions because she wants to express what kind of country she desires. During the parliamentary inquiry, she supported more effective oversight of decision-makers and the establishment of political accountability, while respecting the rights of the investigated. Regarding social assistance, she argued that people who are able to work and do not have objective barriers should contribute to the community in exchange for help. She emphasized that the state must distinguish between them and people who cannot work due to illness, disability, or other barriers, and help them. She supported a proposal that Slovene citizens and citizens of other EU member states should vote in local elections. She believed that the right to vote should be linked to citizenship, which, according to her, means belonging to a political community and brings rights and responsibilities. She advocated for the abolition of the mandatory RTV contribution due to a change in the funding method and greater accountability of public broadcasting to payers. She expected credible reporting from them, space for different opinions, and transparent spending of money, as well as a clear plan for funding quality programs of public importance after the change. She added that four votes for the states will not be resolved overnight, but she wants to express through them that responsibility, work, citizenship, and respect for the money people earn are important to her. https://t.co/9KelKzT62C #Glasovanje #PolitičnaOdgovornost #DružbenaSolidarnost (translated)

State councillor & mayor of the municipality of Sveta Trojica in Slovenske Gorice, @david_klobasa at a discussion on local politics and current challenges 💜🇸🇮🔥. Did you know that he is building a wooden kindergarten by the lake in Trojica, which is unique in Europe in its design and function? https://t.co/2f1QTAzesc #LokalnaPolitika #SvetaTrojica #TrajnostniRazvoj (translated)