Slovenian scientistsnd business people living and working abroad came together for their annual meeting. Government representatives addressing the event underlined the importance of sharing in
A team of Slovenian women researchers from the National Institute of Biology has developed a test for detecting a specific strain of phytoplasma that causes
On the route of the second track between Divača and Koper, the Mlinarji tunnel, the first of seven tunnels, was broken through today. At the
After the Kosovo parliament recently established a commission of inquiry to look into the Gen-I energy company’s energy deals, in which the former Gen-I President
The Italian Film Week start at the Slovenian Cinematheque, featuring many modern feature and short films and running until 12 June. The programme will kick
The Slovenian business diaspora now has a digital hub, sloglobal.net, at its disposal. The platform will serve as a one-stop shop for all the information needed
Joe Valencic, a well known promoter of Slovenian and polka events in the US, has become the sixth American of Slovenian descent to be inducted
Interview with colonel Tomasz Kośmider, Ph. D., director of the Security Sciences Institute and professor of the Academy of Justice in Warsaw, and a former
Several hundred people gathered at St Ana’s Cemetery to lay to rest Boris Pahor, one of the greatest Slovenian writers. Pahor was paid respects by
UNSER MITTELEUROPA was the only German-language medium to date to report on the massive riots and violent attacks by migrants around the Champions League final in
Interview with Attila Demko, Hungarian security policy expert, writer, and former diplomat, currently directs the Center for Geopolitics at the Matthias Corvinus Collegium. According to
Australia’s new government was sworn in Canberra with a record number of women in ministerial roles, including Tanya Plibersek as minister for the environment and