After city councillors in Gorizia voted against stripping fascist leader Benito Mussolini of the title of freeman of this Italian city, causing upset in Slovenia, a senior archivist has revealed that back in 1924 Mussolini was also declared a freeman of Piran, a town now in Slovenia, in a decision

Nektar Natura, a leading European provider of beverages for hotels, has been named the ITM Exporter of the Year for 2024 at the conclusion of the International Trade Management (ITM) training programme.
Based in Kamnik, north of Ljubljana, Nektar Natura operates globally, reaching customers on near

Slovenia failed to overturn the away loss to Norway in the UEFA Nations League home leg on 14 November, losing 1:4 to the team starring Erling Haaland to squander all chances of finishing first in Group 3 of League B and advancing directly to League A.
The things did not start well for Slovenia at

The National Assembly has passed a package of changes to six tax-related laws that the government says will make the economy more competitive, attract skilled foreign staff and promote innovation and investment. Businesses have voiced their criticism though.
Changes to the income tax act bring ince

Boosted by exports and government spending, Slovenia's economic growth accelerated to an annual rate of 1.4% in real terms in the third quarter of the year after 0.7% growth in the previous quarter.
The seasonally-adjusted growth, which is a measure used across the EU, reached 1% year-on-year and 0

Several Slovenian judges and a prosecutor have been targeted in posts on X following a recent arson attack on a judge's home in the eastern town of Brežice. As efforts are under way to track down the perpetrators, officials have expressed concern and condemnation.
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