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Ebola: Six new suspected cases in Spain

17 october 2014

Spain remains on high alert for Ebola after recording six new suspected cases of the virus, including a Spanish priest who had recently been in Liberia.

Obama vows a more aggressive response to the handling of the Ebola crisis

16 october 2014

A second Dallas nurse infected with the Ebola virus has been transferred to the hospital in Atlanta which oversaw the recovery of two US aid workers.

European Commission: Transport Portfolio Could be Opportunity for Slovenia

16 october 2014

Slovenia's new candidate for the next European Commission Violeta Bulc was designated by Commission President-elect Jean-Claude Juncker to take the post of transport commissioner, a decision that invited mixed reactions in Slovenia but Prime Minister Miro Cerar said he was happy with the post.

Russia and China get friendly over trade and energy deals

15 october 2014

Sino-Russian relations took on a warmer glow on Tuesday as President Vladimir Putin met with Chinese Premier Li Keqiang.

Slovenia Sold EUR 500M in T-Bills

15 october 2014

Slovenia sold EUR 500m in 18-month treasury bills on Tuesday, in the biggest short-term debt issue for the country this year.

“No decision reached” on whether Turkey will let US use airbases in fight against ISIL

14 october 2014

Fighting continued in the Syrian town of Kobani, close to the border with Turkey, on Monday night.

Slovenian Breaks World Record with Electric Car

14 october 2014

An enthusiastic Slovenian developer has pushed the boundaries of electric car industry a bit further this weekend, as he drove 726 kilometres in an electric car on one charging, the daily Dnevnik reported on Monday.

Russian President Putin pulls back troops from border with Ukraine

13 october 2014

Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered his troops to retreat from the border with Ukraine.Around 17,000 soldiers had been carrying out exercises in the Rostov region. They will now return to their permanent bases.