News

7 july 2015

There is a warning to Greece from the prime minister of The Netherlands: the only way to keep the euro is to accept deep reforms.

6 july 2015

A traditional two-week Slovenian language seminar for foreign learners of Slovenian and Slovenian emigrants and members of the minorities in neighbouring countries will get underway today at the Ljubljana Faculty of Arts.

3 july 2015

Internationally-recognised accordion musician and composer Slavko Avsenik has died at the age of 85. He is leaving behind a rich legacy of oompah music and a polka that is believed to be the most frequently played piece of music in the world.

3 july 2015

Concerns about food products from cloned animals are preoccupying Emma from Lyon, who asks: "In Europe are we eating meat or milk from cloned animals?"

2 july 2015

A "No" vote in the Greek referendum on bailout terms would not provide Greece with an easy way out of its economic crisis, the head of the grouping of eurozone finance ministers has said.

2 july 2015

Kolektor, the Idrija-based industrial conglomerate, has opened a new production hall at its location in Laktaši in Bosnia-Herzegovina. The investment will be worth an estimated EUR 10m after the hall is fully equipped in the course of the coming five years.

1 july 2015

The Slovenian Sovereign Holding (SSH) confirmed the sale of Slovenia's second-largest bank, NKBM, to US buyout fund Apollo Global Management and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) on Tuesday. A sales contract with which Apollo will get 80% and EBRD 20% of the bank for a combined EUR 250m has already been signed.

1 july 2015

The German Chancellor has said there'll be no negotiations on a new Greek bailout deal until after the country's referendum on Sunday.