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A surge of migrants in the EU?

  If the EU last year promised a decline in migrant waves, especially illegal ones, the data on illegal migrants in the first two months of 2026 is worrying. In both months of this year, many more illegal migrants arrived via the southern migration route across the Schengen border into the European Union (EU), which is guarded by Croatia. However, the number of illegal migrations has also increased in Slovenia. In January this year, the EU recorded a 60% drop in illegal migrations. According to data from the Slovenian border police, an increase in illegal migrations was already recorded in January 2026, as they recorded 1,721 illegal border crossings, most of which were of course on the border with Croatia. Most illegal migrants came from Afghanistan, where the Taliban rule, and Egypt and Sudan. In January 2025, only 1,169 illegal border crossings were registered, where illegal migrants from Afghanistan again dominated.  Similar data is also available for February 2026. Last y...

Naval migrantov v EU?

  Če si je EU lansko leto obetala upad migrantskih valov, sploh pa ilegalnih, so podatki o ilegalnih migrantih v prvih dveh mesecih letošnjega 2026, zaskrbljujoči. Po južni migrantski poti čez Šengensko mejo v evropsko unijo (EU), ki jo čuva Hrvaška, je namreč prišlo v obeh mesecih tega leta veliko več ilegalnih migrantov. Povečalo pa se je število ilegalnih migracij tudi v Sloveniji. V EU pa so še januarja letos zabeležili 60 % upad ilegalnih migracij. Po podatkih slovenske obmejne policije so že januarja 2026 zabeležili porast ilegalnih migracij, saj so zabeležili 1.721 ilegalnih prestopov meje, največ seveda na meji s Hrvaško. Največ ilegalnih migrantov je prišlo iz Afganistana, kjer vladajo Talibani in  Egipta in Sudana. Januarja 2025 pa je bilo registriranih le 1.169 ilegalnih prestopov meje, kjer so spet prevladovali ilegalni migranti iz Afganistana. Podobni podatki so zavedeni tudi za mesec februar 2026. Lansko leto je prestopilo ilegalno slovensko mejo 2.385 migrantov,...

G-7 vs BRICS

Competition between economic groups is becoming a very topical topic, as BRICS has announced a higher per capita domestic product (GDP), while the G-7 itself has it. The division into economic groups is becoming even more topical, as war zones are emerging inside and outside individual economic groups, and such a state of war can be described as an economic or trade war. In addition to the USA (United States of America), Canada and Japan and Great Britain, the G-7 also consists of France, Germany and Italy. According to the latest data, their global GDP share is between 29 and 30%. BRICS was originally founded by Brazil, Russia, India and China, and later South Africa joined them. The name of the economic group is also made up of the initials of the names of the BRICS member states. Recently, Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, the United Arab Emirates and Indonesia have also joined them. In addition, BRICS also has partner countries such as Belarus, Bolivia, Cuba, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, Nigeria, T...