Slovenia exported goods in the value of EUR 3.5 billion in July, or 17.3% more than in the same month last year, while imports, also totalling EUR 3.5 billion, were up by 26%. The imports-to-exports coverage was 98.9%, as a EUR 40 million trade deficit was recorded in July, the Statistics Office reported. Slovenia’s exports …
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The government adopted a bill changing the penal code to introduce prosecution of suspects who have threatened the country’s senior officials or their relatives ex officio, without the injured party initiating proceedings. The bill comes after such a solution was proposed in February as the parliamentary justice and home affairs committees discussed mounting hostility in …
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Officers demand appropriate protective clothing as they have been suffering a growing number of pyrotechnic attacks in certain “sensitive districts”. However, despite long years of promises, they still lack the sufficient fireproof clothing. The issue has become rather topical since officers have been under attack in a town near the capital for four days, being …
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Slovenia expressed condolences to North Macedonia following a fire in a Covid-19 hospital in Tetovo on Wednesday evening, in which at least 14 people have died. On Twitter, the Foreign Ministry expressed condolences to the people of Tetovo, in particular to those who lost their dearest ones in “this tragic event”. President Borut Pahor meanwhile …
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During Economic Forum Closing Ceremony, the Prime Minister of Slovenia, Janez Jansa, received the Man of the Year 2020 of Central and Eastern Europe award. The event officially ended the 30th edition of the Economic Forum. – Today, such people like Janez Janza show us and remind us about the meaning of „Solidarność” Revolution – …
Migratory pressure from Belarus against Latvia, Lithuania and Poland has caused the Polish parliament to declare a state of emergency in the border area, namely in the provinces of Podlasia and Lublin, for the first time since the fall of the communist regime. The Sejm (Polish parliament) approved the state of emergency on 2 September …
The Danish government has decided that from now on, migrants in Denmark will have to work to get financial support. In order to receive the social transfers, immigrants will have to do at least 37 hours of public work a week, the government announced on Tuesday. Given that this is a Social Democratic government, one …
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A few days ago, we reported on the deafening silence of Odlazek’s media empire regarding the real estate of the Slovenian red nobility, which acquired luxury houses in elite locations in Ljubljana’s Murgle through the party lines. In the previous article, we took a closer look at the houses of the former party chief, Milan …
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“Incitement to hatred”. According to the Paris prosecutor’s office, Éric Zemmour is guilty of expressing “public insults on 28 September because of origin or belonging or not belonging to a particular ethnic group, nation, race or religion” and “public incitement to discrimination, hatred or violence” in a speech. The investigation is entrusted to the BRDP …
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Slovenia, as part of the EU Trio Presidency together with Germany and Portugal, adopted a document on approaches to actively involve patients in cancer research. The aim is to coordinate national and European studies and to urge European countries to work together, the Slovenian Ministry of Education, Science and Sport said. “We have received a …
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Health Minister Janez Poklukar has told the STA that there would be no talk about restrictive measures, but about Slovenia opening up, if a 70% rate of vaccination against Covid-19 was achieved. He sees many reasons for a low vaccination rate, including the lack of vaccination culture and solidarity. STA
Prime Minister Janez Janša said the government was determined not to shut down the economy or public life despite surging cases. Vaccination is the only way to avoid disruption to normal life, he said, adding that it was in the shared interests of the government, opposition, media and each individual to reach such a vaccination …
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