Slovenia is likely to get a new Covid traffic light system next week with tiers of restrictions defined based on the number of cases in hospital rather than the number of new positive cases, senior health officials said. Health Minister Janez Poklukar said the focus would by on the occupancy of hospital beds in general …
Poland and Hungary stand for common sense in the European Union, and the exchange of ideas between young people from both nations contributes to the construction of a strong Europe, Justice Minister Judit Varga stressed in a video message to the participants of the 4th Polish-Hungarian Summer University in Krasiczyn on Tuesday. The video message …
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President Borut Pahor hosted a delegation of the United States Senate for the Slovenian-American Friendship Day, an annual celebration of bilateral ties. He stressed that the two countries shared the same values. The ceremony in Ljubljana featured senators Richard Shelby, Mike Crapo, John Cornyn, Deb Fischer, John Kennedy and Roger Marshall, and senior Slovenian officials …
Slovenia’s tourist accommodation providers recorded some 767,500 arrivals in July and 2.3 million overnight stays, show fresh data by the Statistics Office. The figures for overnight stays by domestic and foreign tourists have evened out as the latter total was up by 55% in July year-on-year. Slovenian tourists accounted for 54% of all July overnight …
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Russian airline Aeroflot will apparently not operate flights between Slovenia and the Russian capital in the winter season, the Ex-Yu Aviation web portal has reported. Aeroflot currently flies from Ljubljana Airport to Moscow three times a week. Aeroflot has suspended ticket sales for the Ljubljana-Moscow route during the winter season, i.e. between 31 October and …
This year, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Slovenia is participating for the first time as one of the partners of World Water Week, which is taking place from 23 to 27 August 2021 in Stockholm. At High Level Panel on water diplomacy “Water Diplomacy: Navigating a Resilient Future”, Acting Director-General for …
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Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Janša warned on Twitter that the European Union would not open any European “humanitarian” or migrant corridors for Afghanistan. His statement angered the socialists across the EU Member States. However, when Janša asked them for a list of the Member States that are in favour of accepting a new migrant tsunami, …
Nations that refuse to acknowledge the threat of Islam are exposing themselves to a tragic future, says Jacques Guillemain, a former French Air Force fighter pilot and publicist whose new book macron, France’s worst gravedigger in his country, has been published. According to Guillemain, brainwashing carried out in the name of political correctness has caused …
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Slovenian mountains are still not clean after the “contamination” of the Friday’s cyclists, who apparently suffered a severe setback when they, with Tea Jarc at the helm, shouted and littered on Kredarica during their espionage campaign for Prime Minister Janez Janša and Minister of the Interior Aleš Hojs. Not only were they yelling, pouring their …
“The attitude of the left towards totalitarian regimes is scandalous. They bow to their own, and they shout as loudly as they can against the two that have been gone for decades now, just to make themselves look better. The fact that their negative attitude towards their former comrades is not genuine is evidenced by …
Following Friday’s events at Triglav, where a group of left-wing activists led by the infamous trade unionist Tea Jarc tried to provoke an incident – they were probably expecting the Prime Minister’s security guards to tackle them so that they would have been able to play the role of dissidents in public – it has …
Slovenia’s Prime Minister Janez Janša warns against open door for Afghan asylum seekers: “If women can organize and fight against the Taliban in some parts of Afghanistan, so should men. It is not the duty of the EU or Slovenia to help and pay everyone on the planet who is fleeing, instead of fighting for …
