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Strmol Mansion Becoming Hot Fairytale Tourist Destination
20 august 2015
Strmol Mansion, one of the oldest and best preserved Slovenian castles in the north-west of the country, is becoming an increasingly popular destination for tourists, inviting all tempted by the romantic setting and the original furniture left behind by its last residents.
Read moreTelekom Slovenije Monopoly Case Back at First Instance
20 august 2015
The Ljubljana Higher Court has sent back to the first instance Administrative Court a monopoly case involving the Competition Protection Agency (AVK) and telco Telekom Slovenije, the telecommunications company said in a press release posted on the Ljubljana Stock Exchange web page on Wednesday.
Read moreFood Chain Watchdog Finds No Mass Replacement of Domestic Suppliers in Mercator
19 august 2015
Slovenia's food chain ombudsman has found that few domestic suppliers have been replaced and that sale of domestic products is mostly unchanged in Mercator.
Read moreEurozone economy grows by 0.3%
14 august 2015
The economies of the 19 countries that use the euro grew by about 0.3% between April and June, according to official figures.
Read moreSlovenian Pavilion Reaps Unexpected Success at Expo 2015
14 august 2015
Slovenia, which showcases its pyramid pavilion at the universal exposition Expo 2015 in Milan, is very happy with the number of visitors turning out at the pavilion, saying this helps to promote the country for new business and tourism. About 4,000 to 6,000 visitors turn up every day.
Read moreISIL militant group claims to have killed Croatian hostage in Egypt
12 august 2015
Sinai Province of Islamic State in Egypt claims to have killed Croatian hostage Tomislav Salopek (31) by publishing a photo which purports to show his decapitated body on jihadist Twitter accounts.
Read moreŠkocjan Caves Increasingly Popular Tourist Draw
12 august 2015
Although lesser known among foreigners than the commercially booming Postojna Cave, Slovenia's other world-famous cave system, the Škocjan Caves, is turning into an increasingly popular draw for tourists.
Read moreGrowth in Number of Pensioners Slowing Down
11 august 2015
Slovenia faces tough challenges as its population ages rapidly, putting huge pressure on public finances. Though the long-term prospects remain bleak, the immediate impact of ageing appears to be mitigated by pension reform measures, according to the latest statistics.
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