Vaccination against Covid-19 three times a week is available at Ljubljana Jože Pučnik Airport from today, with no prior registration needed. Those who want to get vaccinated at the airport can do so on Monday (9am-noon), Wednesday (11am-2pm) and Friday (5pm and 8pm) with Jannsen’s vaccine. Vaccination free of charge is available to all passengers …
The mayor of the municipality of Radenci, Roman Leljak, reminded of the event from 2015, when he should have been questioned. He refused to be questioned because the police station had a picture of a former long-time Yugoslav dictator under the former regime, Josip Broz Tito, hanging on its premises. Leljak recently achieved the withdrawal of …
Radovan Cerjak was born in 1967 in Slovenj Gradec. In Velenje he attended the then high school of social sciences. He graduated from the Faculty of Law, University of Ljubljana. He works in a law office in the center of Ljubljana. He is known as a very good lawyer. In the past, he has already proved …
The battle for the presidency will start next year, but the left wing political community is already training a name that is supposed to sweep with the competition. Do they already have a name for the President of the Republic? It has long been speculated who the leftists intend to put in the forefront to …
The European Commission approved a EUR 22.8 million worth Slovenian scheme to support companies in various sectors affected by the coronavirus outbreak and the restrictions implemented to limit the spread of the virus. The measure was approved under the State aid Temporary Framework. The aid, which will take the form of direct grants, will cover …
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State Secretary Gašper Dovžan today received Vice-President of the French National Assembly Laëtitia Saint-Paul, who is visiting Slovenia together with Sabine Thillaye, the Chair of the European Affairs Committee of the French National Assembly. The talks were aimed at continuing the enhanced strategic cooperation between Slovenia and France against the backdrop of their successive EU …
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The Foreign Ministry shared on Twitter a statement by the EU condemning Turkey’s unilateral steps regarding the town of Varosha in Cyprus. “Slovenia supports all endeavours towards a comprehensive settlement of the Cyprus issue in line with the UN resolutions and European Union values,” the ministry wrote. The EU strongly condemned Turkey’s “unilateral steps and …
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Based on its monthly report for June, the Office for Macroeconomic Analysis and Development – UMAR finds that the outlook for economic growth remain favourable, and most short-term indicators show high interim growth, also at the expense of stronger economic activity in the international environment. At the time of the epidemic, however, exports were less affected …
New reasons for optimism: Economic forecasts for Slovenia remain good Read More »
Data from the National Institute of Public Health shows that half of the adult population in Slovenia has already been vaccinated with the first dose of the vaccine against covid-19. To ensure the necessary vaccination rate that would prevent another wave of the epidemic, we need 70 percent of the entire population to get vaccinated. …
Every now and then, ideas appear in Slovenia that members of the fairer sex should automatically occupy the highest positions in the country. Thus, the magazine Zarja, owned by Odlazek’s media empire, published an article entitled “When Men Admit That it is Time for a Woman,” which launched the potential faces of women of the …
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In the three decades of its own statehood, Slovenian society has not developed in accordance with its potential, especially regarding human resources, due to incomplete democratization. Anyone who has read Trstenjak’s optimistic descriptions of the Slovenian national character believed that these people, once freed from totalitarian obstacles, would start to fly on the wings of …
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Thirty years ago, Slovenia successfully withdrew from an environment that did not bring it much good. The Yugoslav states, especially the second one, were marked by constant political instability, an unequal position of nations, dictatorship, totalitarianism and drastic violations of human rights and fundamental freedoms, wars and massacres, confiscation of personal property, and economic and …
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