Slovenia’s epidemiological status is poor as the country’s heads towards the worst situation since the start of the epidemic, said Health Minister Janez Poklukar, adding that if the trend is not reversed, he would propose at least a partial lockdown. This means that the number of Covid-19 patients in intensive care rises to 160-180, the …
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PM Janez Janša is meeting European Council President Charles Michel in Brussels over working dinner this evening to discuss key dossiers of the Slovenian presidency of the Council of the EU, as well as energy prices, migration, the Western Balkans and Eastern Partnership. The PM’s office said Janša and Michel will talk about the developments …
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Marion Maréchal answered questions from a new conservative American media Tyszka-Drozdowski : You said earlier that the biggest problem in French politics is the inability to build a “majority reality”, to create a consensus. Can you tell us more about this problem and what do you think can be done to solve it? Marion Maréchal:France suffers from a …
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Almost 1,500 new coronavirus cases were confirmed on Saturday in what is an increase of 138% week-on-week, while the positivity rate increased on a daily basis by more than three percentage points to 33.5%, the National Institute of Public Health (NIJZ) said. The seven-day average of new cases increased by 123 to 1,673 and the …
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Warsaw will fight for equal treatment in the European Union. Poland’s national development projects financed by internal sources and not by EU funds are proof that discriminatory treatment towards Poland cannot be effective, Polish PM Mateusz Morawiecki said on Monday. V4
…Brothers! Our spring is rising from the ground, Clear as a gale, strong as a wave: It has descended on our homes, Dispelled the darkness, brought out the sun, The sun – the day of King Matjaž. (Rudolf Maister Vojanov, Onward) Dear Citizens, Fellow Slovenians, This year marks several glorious milestones in the history of …
A US technology consulting and development company from Silicon Valley, HTEC Group, has announced the establishment of their High Tech Engineering Center in Ljubljana. The company is already hiring engineers, designers, product and project managers and other top talents to work on exciting projects. Niko Slavnic, as the Chief Marketing and Growth Officer and a keynote …
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Prime Minister Janez Janša and Ministers Matej Tonin, Aleš Hojs and Zdravko Počivalšek have once again been sent death threats. Apparently, the same perpetrator is involved in both cases. The threats were delivered to their homes on Friday, and in the letters, the perpetrator threatened to liquidate them and even included two large-calibre bullets. The …
In its show Europe Now, the French television station France24 visited and prepared a short segment about Slovenia, which upset many Slovenian viewers, who have found the segment online, where the video has already been published. In addition to some nice sentiments about the beauty of our mountainous, forested and especially small country in Central …
A memorial ceremony with holy mass was held at the mass grave in Kucja Valley near Podutik on Sunday. The memorial ceremony was attended, among others, by SDS MP Mojca Škrinjar, who addressed all those who gathered there after the holy mass. The commemoration was also attended by the president of the SDS Women’s Committee …
The National Assembly passed amendments to the corporate income tax act which upgrade existing reliefs and add some new. The bill was put forward by the government as part of a package designed to stimulate the post-pandemic recovery. Part of the amendments concern measures dealing with the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic and part transpose …
A third of Slovenia’s electricity output was generated with renewables last year, as renewable electricity generation rose in both the EU and Slovenia, the Statistics Office said. The bulk of Slovenia’s electricity was generated by its only nuclear plant (37%), followed by thermal power stations (30.5%) and hydro power stations (30.4%). A mere 2.2% came …
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