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The couple is already counting down to the holidays: back at their 'workplace' before the holidays begin (PHOTO)
Slovenia🏛️ PoliticsCenter19 hr. ago

The couple is already counting down to the holidays: back at their 'workplace' before the holidays begin (PHOTO)

Former President Borut Pahor continues to engage with the public even after leaving office, maintaining his active presence on social media and participating in community events. Despite many people already on vacation, Pahor announced he would officially start his holiday on August 1st. He briefly visited Umag, where he helped with boat mooring at a local dock, humorously referring to it as his 'workplace during vacation.' His Facebook post, which included a photo of him assisting with boats, received both positive and negative reactions from followers. Some praised his continued involvement in community activities, while others criticized him for allegedly being on vacation for years and making sarcastic remarks about his financial situation.

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Slovenske novice logoSlovenske noviceIndependentCenter19 hr. ago
The couple is already counting down to the holidays: back at their 'workplace' before the holidays begin (PHOTO)

Former President Borut Pahor continues to engage with the public even after leaving office, maintaining his active presence on social media and participating in community events. Despite many people already on vacation, Pahor announced he would officially start his holiday on August 1st. He briefly visited Umag, where he helped with boat mooring at a local dock, humorously referring to it as his 'workplace during vacation.' His Facebook post, which included a photo of him assisting with boats, received both positive and negative reactions from followers. Some praised his continued involvement in community activities, while others criticized him for allegedly being on vacation for years and making sarcastic remarks about his financial situation.

Bias read (Center): The article presents a balanced view by including both positive and negative comments from followers. While Pahor remains a prominent political figure, the tone of the piece does not overtly favor any particular ideological stance. The focus is on his personal actions and public engagement rather än

Siol.net logoSiol.netState / PublicCenter20 hr. ago
A party at the U.S. Embassy has stolen the attention of a lavishly decorated table.

Former Slovenian President Borut Pahor met with the new U.S. Ambassador to Slovenia, Asel K. Roberts, at her residence. The encounter, described by Pahor on social media, included coffee and light conversation in a relaxed atmosphere. A photo shared by Pahor highlights a richly decorated table filled with sweets, which he humorously noted could have been cleared by himself and Roberts. While the meeting was portrayed as casual, the article notes that Pahor’s image as a fitness-conscious individual may contrast with such diplomatic gatherings. However, it acknowledges that his active lifestyle likely makes such occasions less concerning.

Bias read (Center): The article presents the event neutrally, focusing on the social interaction between Pahor and the ambassador without overtly criticizing or praising either side. It includes a lighthearted comment about the table but does not frame it as a significant issue. The tone remains balanced, avoiding any傾

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