The headquarters of the Government Office for Demography were inaugurated in Maribor with Prime Minister Janez Janša saying the office was created because Slovenia “has a strategic problem that has been neglected for a long time”. “More than 35,000 children were born in Slovenia in 1950. In recent years, the annual number has dropped below …
Eight gastronomy establishments from the western region of Goriška Brda joined forces to launch of a new brand in a bid to promote local cuisine in this wine-growing region. “The Brdalicious brand aims to bring together local gastronomy businesses and offer a plethora of regional delicacies year-round,” Tina Nova Samec, the head of the local …
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The war in Ukraine was the main topic as the foreign ministers of the informal C5 initiative, including Slovenia’s Anže Logar, met in Štirin Castle near Prague. They committed to further assistance to Ukraine and refugees coming from the country to the EU. Addressing reporters, Logar said the EU must not repeat the mistakes made …
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Interior Minister Aleš Hojs called for a unified EU approach to migratory flows from Ukraine as he held talks yesterday with his Greek counterpart Notis Mitarachi. “The war in Ukraine and its consequences demand our utmost attention and concerted action by member states. During these difficult times we have to have maximum solidarity with Ukraine …
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Prime Minister Janez Janša attended via video conference the 7th Delphi Economic Forum, which took place in Athens. It is the flagship event and annual conference of the organisation of the same name engaging leaders from different countries committed to deliver and promote innovative ideas for sustainable and competitive growth for Europe and the wider …
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A Ukrainian charity centre was inaugurated in Ljubljana’s BTC retail park to provide Ukrainian refugees with assistance, material aid and a place to socialise and study. The Chervona Kalyna Centre was created in a bid to “give refugees a place to meet and learn, and make themselves at home,” its head Natalya Markevych said. The …
We are revealing the background of the activities of central actors in the Bosnian story of the 15 percent commission and the share in the energy company IGES, which was the predecessor of the GEN-I energy company that is led by the latest “new face” of the left-wing politics in Slovenia, Robert Golob. The story …
The government of Janez Janša has shown that it understands that it is the municipalities that are the centre of Slovenia’s development. Numerous projects and programmes in Slovenia were co-financed with funds from the state budget and various European funds. Promoting local development programmes helps to achieve the balanced development of urban centres and rural …
The web portal Požareport published an exclusive court document written by Miloš Njegoslav Milović, one of Aleksander Čeferin’s former confidants, to the Ljubljana District Court, publicly describing how the “famously most honest” Law Firm Čeferin actually operates. Miloš Njegoslav Milović may not be the most well-known name to the general Slovenian public, but the experts …
The government set aside EUR 174,000 for the purchase of digital technology and equipment intended for Ukrainian civilians. Following an agreement between the Government Office for Digital Transformation and the Defence Ministry, it reallocated the money to the ministry to carry out a public tender to purchase digital technology and equipment for the Ukrainian civilian …
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Prime Minister Janez Janša was a guest on the Sky News’ The News Hour, talking to host Nick Quraishi about the efforts to stop the war in Ukraine and strengthen the security in Europe. In answer to Mr Quraishi’s first question, the Prime Minister said that in view of the events we have been following …
Prime Minister Janez Janša attended the inauguration of the country’s largest solar power plant in Prapretno near Hrastnik. On the former degraded site, 6,748 solar modules will generate more than three gigawatt hours of electricity per year. In the coming years, the plant will be expanded to a total capacity of 15 MW. In this …
