Brussels – The Slovenian presidency of the Council of the EU has achieved progress in some of the key dossiers in negotiations with the European Parliament on legislation in areas such as health and digitalisation. It hopes for further progress by the end of the year, including on the minimum wage. One of Slovenia’s key tasks in the role of the EU presiding country has been representing EU member states in legislative talks with the European Parliament. About 80% of the legislation in force in Slovenia is passed in Brussels….
