The European Commissions projected in its autumn economic forecast that Slovenia’s GDP will expand by 6.4% in 2021, a 0.7-point upgrade from its July forecast. In 2022, the country’s GDP is to grow at 4.2%, a downgrade of 0.8 points. The 6.4% figure for this year is considerably higher than the 5% average forecast for …
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Two offices for bilingualism, in Pomurje in north-east and Primorska in south-west, will soon be established at the initiative of organisations and MPs representing the Hungarian and Italian minorities. Funding will be provided by the government with the help of the Government Office for National Minorities. The offices are “yet another step towards implementation of …
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Students who refuse to wear masks or self-test will study from home under new rules that will enter into force on 15 November, Education Ministry State Secretary Damir Orehovec said. By: J.S., STA
In the last 24 hours, police officers in the area of the Koper Police Administration dealt with 17 illegal crossings of the state border: In Jelšane 1 citizen of Libya and 1 citizen of Algeria, at the border crossing Jelšane 2 citizens of Afghanistan (hidden in the chassis of a truck), in Rakitovec 1 citizen …
Mostly Afghans who are illegally crossing the border Read More »
It is another sad example of left-wing cuddly justice in Germany against violent migrants of all kinds: in Hamburg, a judge released 12 migrants who allegedly raped a 15-year-old in the city park for hours last year, REPORTS BILD. DNA traces have now convicted most of the perpetrators, but the do-gooder judge ordered “prison protection”. Whether all men …
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It is well known that it is not necessarily necessary to present valid documents when entering Germany. Instead of a passport or valid papers, it is only enough to pronounce the magic word “asylum”, then you are, in no time, a “refugee” with the right to an all-inclusive service feel-good package in the land of …
Some 35,000 health and social care employees will benefit from a pay rise under an agreement initialled by two trade unions representing the staff and the government. Hospital nurses can expect the highest rise. Valued at nearly EUR 123 million, the deal brings higher wages to more than 80% of the employees in healthcare, 80% …
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The number of confirmed active coronavirus cases in Slovenia has increased to almost 40,000 after 3,568 more cases were confirmed on Wednesday. Data released by the government show 920 Covid-19 patients being treated in hospitals this morning, 31 more than yesterday, as ICU cases rose by 21 to 212 after ten more Covid patients lost …
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Head of the Intensive Care Unit of the Clinic for Infectious Diseases of the University Medical Centre Ljubljana, Dr Matjaž Jereb, stated at a press conference that 60 percent of all hospitalised people in the regular wards are unvaccinated, and in the intensive care unit, the share of unvaccinated patients is as high as 80 …
“Healthcare was and still is our first priority,” we heard once again at the recent expert conference “Health for All,” which was organised by the Social Democrats party (SD) a few days ago. In Tuesday’s broadcast of Studio City on RTV Slovenia, MEP Tanja Fajon stated that the government is supposedly responsible for our country …
“Today, the MPs of the SDS party were vaccinated with the third dose of the Covid-19 vaccine. In the SDS party, we call on all those who have not yet gotten vaccinated to do so. By getting vaccinated, we not only help protect our own health but also the health of our loved ones,” the …
Slovenia recorded 4,481 new coronavirus infections on Tuesday in what is the second highest daily number since the start of the epidemic. The test positivity rate stood at 42.4%. Hospitalisations continued to rise and another 20 Covid-19 patients died, according to government figures. The highest number of daily infections was recorded last Wednesday, 4,515. The …
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