Slovenia’s leading theatre, SNG Drama Ljubljana, announced the opening of 13 new productions in the season starting in the autumn. The first to premiere on the main stage will be Prometheus ’22, an international co-production based on Ayshil’s Prometheus Bound and directed by Romanian Gabor Tompa. In a return to a post-Covid normality productions will …
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The great Slovenian writer Boris Pahor died at the age of 109 at his home in Trieste. All his life he warned of the dangers of totalitarian regimes, of which he was a victim. His most famous work is the Necropolis, in which he described the camp experience and with which he became famous throughout …
An exhibition of works by Slovenian artist Eva Petrič opened at New York’s gallery Mizuma & Kips on Wednesday, with the main exhibit being a miniature Earthling Tattoo Seal, actually its copy since the original is currently on show at the International Space Station. Petrič contributed two items – Earthling Tattoo Seal in acrylic glass, …
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After the first two cases of monkeypox were confirmed in Slovenia about a week ago, the National Institute of Public Health said three infections had been confirmed so far. The first case was confirmed on 24 May in a man who returned from the Canary Islands. The patient developed symptoms after arriving in Slovenia, but …
The European Commission has approved Slovenia’s EUR 8 million scheme to encourage freight transport to shift from road to rail and to remove technical barriers to interoperability. The money will come from the Recovery and Resilience Facility. In explaining its decision, the Commission said the measure is to benefit both the environment and mobility. “The …
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A commemoration was held on Wednesday evening at the National Hall in Trieste to pay tribute to late Slovenian author Boris Pahor, who died aged 108 in Trieste on Monday. Slovenian President Borut Pahor remembered him as a “stubborn and strong-willed person with a clearly developed moral compass, a man who embodied the resistance against …
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“I think this is political amateurism and not being aware of what kind of character suits Ljudmila Novak,” said political analyst Miran Videtič, who is convinced that Ljudmila Novak’s recent appearance in the European Parliament was a problem of her advisers. According to him, Novak’s behaviour does not match the policy of the Nova Slovenija party, …
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“What the future Prime Minister is saying is a lie, and if the Prime Minister is lying, this puts the entire government in a bad light and gives it bad credibility. I hope he does not lie in other areas as well,” said Ivo Boscarol, an entrepreneur and the father of Pipistrel, regarding the President …
After the election and swearing in of the new government in the National Assembly, the now-former Prime Minister Janez Jana handed over government affairs to his successor in the position of Prime Minister, Robert Golob. Namely, on Wednesday, with 53 votes in favour and 28 votes against, the deputies of the National Assembly confirmed the …
“Our country does not need to be normalised because Slovenia is already a normal country. However, it would be good to normalise the thinking of those who continue to believe that only a certain part of the population is called to lead this country,” the former Minister of Foreign Affairs, Dr Anže Logar, said at …
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Candidate for the position of Minister of Labour, Family, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities, Luka Mesec, intends to solve the pension system by eliminating precarious work, and he also announced additional immigration of workers from abroad. This is even supposed to improve the demographic situation in Slovenia, Mesec naively believes. At the first extraordinary session …
The case of the Gen-I energy company financing likeable journalists at the expense of the state, which was revealed by the media outlet Požareport in March, has still not had an epilogue. After Golob’s company Gen-I refused to publicly reveal the contract it has with a company which was run by journalist Vesna Vuković from …
