The outgoing government on Tuesday took a decision for monkeypox to be included in a group of infectious diseases under which all healthcare providers are required to report any new cases to competent authorities. Following the first confirmed monkeypox case in Slovenia, the move seeks to provide a legal basis to introduce a protocol for …
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Slovenian police dealt with 3,107 cases of illegal migration in the first four months of this year, up nearly 86% on the same period last year. Afghan citizens accounted for more than a quarter of all the illegal migrants intercepted from January through April, fresh police data shows. For the first time Cuba ranks among …
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Prime Minister Janez Janša met with the representatives of Fides – trade union of doctors and dentists of Slovenia on 23. of May. The interlocutors discussed the report of the working group for the preparation of changes to the salary system in healthcare. Source: gov.si
Prime Minister Janez Janša took part at a working meeting via videoconference before the forthcoming extraordinary session of the European Council. Other participants at the videoconference meeting were the President of the European Council Charles Michel, the Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki, the Slovak Prime Minister Eduard Heger and the Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin. …
“Yes, the Radio-Television Slovenia strike is necessary. Because a lot of recent actions are worrying. However, not all means should be used to draw attention to requirements or deviations that we do not like. Among the least acceptable are the tactics of falsely and hypocritically slandering your co-workers,” said Andreja Gregorič, the head of the …
“Biščak, Gregor Golobič’s long-time lackey, wants to chase away the Americans, and as we have already noted, Golob has gone mad a long time ago already… Because now is the time of freedom,” journalist Bojan Požar wrote about the influential people from the left. It should be pointed out that Golobič publicly lied on the …
The credit rating agency Fitch Ratings affirmed Slovenia’s credit rating at “A” and announced a stable outlook. The agency in question is one of the three internationally recognised statistical credit rating organisations, appointed in 1975 by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. In its report, the credit rating agency Fitch Ratings justified Slovenia’s “A” rating …
“I think that such symbolic acts are also important due to our past. Remember the reconciliation in Kočevski rog, the arrangement of various burial grounds, but we must also be aware that a dictatorship which lasts for 45 years, as communism did, leaves serious traces in people and consequences that are still visible to this …
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Defence minister Matej Tonin, MSc, signed the Memorandum of Understanding to the Boxer Programme in the framework of the Organisation for Joint Armament Cooperation (OCCAR) this afternoon in Munich with the director of OCCAR, Matteo Bisceglio. Minister Tonin has stressed that by signing the memorandum, we have finally come to the point where we should …
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On Saturday, Hungary’s new President, Katalin Novak, delivered her inauguration speech in front of the Hungarian Parliament building on Kossuth Square in Budapest. The inauguration speech of the Hungarian President is published in full here: My Compatriots, dear Guests, I have arrived here today with gratitude in my heart. I am grateful to have here …
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Slovenia’s economy expanded at an annual nominal rate of 9.8% in the first quarter of this year driven by household spending and capital expenditure. The seasonally adjusted rate was 9.6%. At the quarterly level GDP was up by 0.8%, a significant slowdown compared to the 5.3% recorded in the previous quarter, the Statistics Office reported. …
Slovenian families have contracted over the past 40 years. The number of those living alone has more than doubled and the number of childless families has risen by nearly a half, shows data released by the Statistics Office ahead of International Day of Families. Last year, 80% of Slovenia’s population lived in families as defined …
