Slovenia has a formally democratic system of political parties, while at the same time allowing unrestricted political activity by actors outside that system. This creates a parallel, unregulated power structure and effectively destroys fair political competition. When the multiparty system was established, the legislator—out of fear of influence from expatriates—banned the financing of pol... libertarec več »
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Parallel Politics: How Slovenia Legalized an Unregulated Shadow...
Slovenia has a formally democratic system of political parties, while at the same time allowing unrestricted political activity by actors outside that system.... libertarec več »
Call to the Government: Secure and isolate all firearms license...
To the Government of the Republic of Slovenia, I write to you as concerned citizen and stakeholder regarding the protection of sensitive national registries.... libertarec več »
Concerns regarding recent actions of Slovenia’s ruling...
Two days ago, Slovenia’s ruling coalition engaged in a symbolic act that raises serious concern. At a political rally attended by the country’s senior... libertarec več »
Slovenia, EU, 2025: NGOs advising how to legally exclude Jews from...
The self-proclaimed “Legal Network for the Protection of Democracy (LNPD)” in Slovenia has crossed a red line that should shock every decent person. It first... libertarec več »
Urgent warning regarding threat to Israeli citizens in...
This afternoon, a coordinated action took place involving the socialist government of Slovenia, its repressive organs, and the dominant media under state... libertarec več »
Promises in the air: Golob and Fajons parachutes for Gaza
On June 11, 2024, Prime Minister Robert Golob and Foreign Minister Tanja Fajon announced, at a heavily publicized event before the United Nations, that our... libertarec več »
Did Slovenia Just Manufacture a Reason to Block Austria’s NATO...
On July 27, 2025, Austrian police conducted a high-profile raid on a so-called “antifascist” student camp at the Peršman Museum in Carinthia, organized by the... libertarec več »
ESOP: The Slovenian Way Back to Collective Communes
What if we took the idea of employee ownership and turned it into a bureaucratic time bomb with a hint of nostalgia for Yugoslav communist self-management?... libertarec več »