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Slovenian prisons lack 15% of prison officers
Ljubljana - Prisons lack more than 100 prison officers to meet the security standards, a problem exacerbated by low pay and low interest in...
Over 15% state-owned stake in Cetis up for sale
Celje - Slovenian Sovereign Holding (SSH) is seeking binding bids for a 15.4% stake in Cetis, a Celje-based company specialised in printing secure documents...
Hikers warned against using navigation in mountains
Ljubljana - The Kranj Police Department has called on those heading to the mountains to use marked trails and official maps rather than resorting...
Govt officials express condolences over shooting in Montenegro
Ljubljana - Slovenian PM Robert Golob has strongly condemned the shooting spree in Montenegro which killed eleven people in Cetinje on Friday. He took...
Slovenian PEN condemns attack on Salman Rushdie
Ljubljana - The Slovenian PEN Centre has joined writers, celebrities and politicians in the West in condeming yesterday's attack on award-winning author Salman Rushdie...
Paper rebukes NIJZ over wait times in healthcare
Koper - In Saturday's commentary headlined Patients Not the Only Ones to Be Blamed for Waiting Times, the newspaper Primorske Novice says that the...
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Both advocates and opponents of new water law invoke protection of...
Ljubljana - Advocates and opponents of the changes to the waters act, to be put to a referendum vote on Sunday, stressed the need...
MPs pass stimulus package for tourism
Ljubljana - The National Assembly passed on Wednesday an emergency bill worth EUR 243.5 million to help the embattled tourism sector. The short-time work...
Traffic steadily picking up at Ljubljana Airport
Brnik - The Ljubljana Jože Pučnik Airport has seen traffic tick up at the start of the summer tourism season. Scheduled flights to eleven...
Easing of restrictions likely on hold as fears mount over delta-driven...
Ljubljana - Health Minister Janez Poklukar indicated on Tuesday Slovenia would put any further easing of restrictions on hold over concerns that the delta...
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