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23 february 2015

The annual Mountain Film Festival Domžale will kick off on Monday with the screening of "Der Bauer bleibst Du" (You Remain the Farmer), an award-winning film about the change of generations at a mountain farm.

23 february 2015

Hungary's governing party Fidesz has lost its two-thirds majority in parliament after a by-election defeat.

19 february 2015

Slovenia's consumer price index dropped at an annual rate of 0.5% in January, down from 0.2% in December. The 1.3% month-on-month drop in prices was driven by cheaper fuel, the Statistics Office said Friday.

19 february 2015

Air France-KLM is planning to speed up cost cuts and reduce investment after it reported a drop in full-year profits following last year's pilot strike.

18 february 2015

The organisers of the 51st Golden Fox Alpine Ski World Cup meet at the Pohorje slopes above Maribor are putting finishing touches on the piste and are hoping that the unseasonably warm weather will not spoil the weekend's event. The snow is still firm and is being made harder with a special method.

18 february 2015

Hard line rhetoric has been echoing in Athens all to the backdrop of a financial clock which is ticking at a heightened pace towards what could be the biggest default in world history.

17 february 2015

President Borut Pahor expects to meet his Croatian counterpart soon after a courtesy meeting following Sunday's inauguration of Kolinda Grabar Kitarović as Croatia's new president.

17 february 2015

Ferrero is the fourth largest confectionery company in the world but what will happen to the family firm now that its legendary patriarch Michele has passed away?