Slovenia is steadily gaining traction as a hub for innovation in Central Europe, with a growing number of startups making an impact across various industries. Despite having a smaller startup scene compared to some of its regional counterparts, Slovenia’s …
SLOVENIA, February 28 - On the third anniversary of the Russian aggression against Ukraine, the Security Council held a briefing on the maintenance of international peace and security. In its speech, Slovenia emphasised that after three years of serious …
SLOVENIA, February 27 - At today's session, the Government adopted a draft amendment to the Confiscation of Assets of Illicit Origin Act, the Decree on the compulsory health insurance service programmes, the capacities required for their implementation …
Ljubljana, 28 February - The newspaper Večer urges for the authorities at the national level to find a solution to keep the auction of valuable timber in Slovenia, pointing to obstacles faced by the organisers. The rest of this news item is available to …
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Retail sales in Slovenia increased in January led by higher turnover in both food and non-food trade, preliminary data from the Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia showed on Thursday. The retail trade turnover volume increased 2.4 percent from …
Slovenia's unemployment rate dropped for the fourth month in a row in January, preliminary data from the Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia showed on Thursday. The ILO jobless rate for the 15-74 age group dropped to a seasonally adjusted 3. …
MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Thursday expressed hope to forge stronger ties with the governments of Palestine, Sweden, Egypt, and Slovenia. Marcos made the statement during the presentation of the credentials of the four …
Ljubljana, 27 February - IMAD, the government's macroeconomic forecaster, has downgraded the GDP growth forecast for this year from 2.4% to 2.1%. For next year it reduced the forecast by 0.2 points, to 2.4%. Average annual inflation is expected to …
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