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Bojan Požar wrote that on Monday at 9 AM there is to be a preliminary hearing at the District Court in Ljubljana in the criminal case against former minister Dominika Švarc Pipan. According to him, she is being prosecuted by Simon Starček, a senior official at the ministry at the time, for allegedly making false statements about him following the outbreak of the Litija affair. Požar also stated that the court, in its preliminary examination, rejected the defense claims of Švarc Pipan as unfounded, agreed with Starček's accusations, and allowed the continuation of the proceedings. #sodišče #pravosodje #slovenija (translated)

"Attacks or threats against the court, elected officials, staff, and those cooperating with the court, including representatives of civil society and service providers, are unacceptable. Therefore, the EU deeply regrets the U.S. announcement of the imposition of sanctions against the court as an institution," Kallas emphasized in a statement, highlighting the importance of international criminal justice and noting that the U.S. has a long tradition in the field of efforts for justice and accountability. #ICC #ZDA #EU (translated)

Brussels expressed criticism of the US sanctions against the International Criminal Court, with Kaja Kallas emphasizing the importance of international criminal justice and urging the US to lift the sanctions and allow the court to operate independently. #ICC #ZDA #EU (translated)

The USA has introduced new sanctions against the International Criminal Court (ICC) just a few hours after former ICC judge Navi Pillay received the Nobel Peace Prize, which represents a continuation of the current administration's long-standing campaign against this court. #ICC #NobelovaNagrada #DonaldTrump (translated)

The author noted that Microsoft's data center in New Jersey had been illegally releasing nitrogen oxides into the atmosphere for almost a year, for which the company received a fine of one million US dollars. He added that Microsoft's EBITDA last year amounted to 194 billion US dollars. https://t.co/UjJD2bpeE6 #Microsoft #okolje #kazni #US (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)

"We are sorry that the representative of the Church so directly and deeply betrayed your trust," said Timothy Costelloe, President of the Australian Catholic Bishops Conference, in response to the court's decision, expressing regret to the victims for the pain and suffering they endured. #SpolneZlorabe #škofSaunders #KazenskaObsodba (translated)

"Defense Minister Pete Hegseth recommended - President Donald Trump approved - the death penalty by firing squad of the U.S. Army for terrorist Nidal Malik Hasan," Pentagon spokesperson Sean Parnell announced on social media X on Monday. #smrtnakazni #NidalHasan #Trump (translated)

At the trial of former police chief Olaja, they speak of accusations regarding attempts to silence unions, while a sentence of 108 years in prison is imposed on the Kavač clan for illegal drugs, and 27 years on brother Kadivec. #prepovedanedroge #kavaškiklan #slovenskopravo (translated)